Arginine(Biotive L-Arginine)

Arginine is typically produced through a fermentation process using certain strains of bacteria or yeast. These microorganisms convert sugars, such as glucose or sucrose, into arginine through a series of enzymatic reactions. The resulting arginine is then purified and used in the manufacturing of cosmetic products.

Arginine is an amino acid commonly utilized in cosmetics and skincare products for its various benefits. It is an essential building block of proteins and plays a vital role in maintaining the skin’s health and function. Arginine helps support collagen synthesis, promoting skin elasticity and firmness. It also aids in improving skin hydration and barrier function. Additionally, arginine works in synergy with lysine, another amino acid, to enhance the skin’s natural defense mechanisms and support wound healing. Arginine typically appears as a white crystalline powder or a clear, colorless liquid in cosmetic formulations.

Additional information

CAS No.

74-79-3 / 7200-25-1

Functions

ANTISTATIC, HAIR CONDITIONING, FRAGRANCE, SKIN CONDITIONING

Formula

C6H14N4O2

Molar Mass

174.2 g/mol

Application

Skin care and cosmetics like: moisturizers, serums, creams, and masks

Restriction

No restriction

Trade names

Biotive L-Arginine

Producer

Symrise

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