SOLUBLE COLLAGEN

CAS Number	9007-34-5
EINECS/ELINCS No:	232-697-4
COSING REF No:	78527

Soluble collagen is a water soluble ingredient that is valued for its ability to enhance skin hydration and elasticity. Hydrolyzed collagen is one that undergoes the process of hydrolysis to form, whereas soluble collagen is specifically the ingredient that is soluble in water. It can be derived from hydrolyzed collagen or obtained through other processing methods. When applied topically, soluble collagen forms a film on the skin, providing a temporary tightening effect. It is often used in moisturizers, serums, and anti-aging products, where it helps improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, promoting a smoother and more youthful complexion. The chemical formula of soluble collagen is (C₆H₁₀O₅N₁₃)_n, where ‘n’ is the repeating units of the collagen protein chain.

Who supplies SOLUBLE COLLAGEN ?

What is SOLUBLE COLLAGEN used for?

SoSoluble collagen offers a wide range of benefits for the skin. Primarily it is a moisturizing agent that deeply nourishes and hydrates the skin to make it healthier and more supple. It also improves the elasticity of the skin to make it firmer and reduces the visible signs of aging. When applied topically, soluble collagen promotes collagen synthesis and results in plumper and more radiant skin. This humectant has great water-binding capabilities that forms a hydrating film on the surface of the skin, resulting in a smooth texture and reducing the loss of water. Overall, soluble collagen is a very effective ingredient for maintaining healthy and youthful skin.

Origin

Soluble collagen is produced by extracting collagen from animal or marine sources, subjecting it to enzymatic hydrolysis to break it down into smaller peptides, and then drying it to obtain a powder or granules.

What does SOLUBLE COLLAGEN do in a formulation?

Film forming
Humectant
Moisturising
Skin conditioning

Safety profile

Soluble collagen does not show signs of any toxicity in personal care products and is safe for use. It is largely non-comedogenic and does not cause acne. However, a patch test is recommended for acne-prone skin. Lastly, soluble collagen can or cannot be vegan depending on its source of derivation, since it can be derived from both plants and animals.