nThioglycolic

nThioglycolic contains thioglycolic acid, a mercaptocarboxylic acid that appears as a colorless liquid with a strong odor. In cosmetics, it is used to treat skin hyperpigmentation, especially dark circles in the periocular area. The formula includes nanoparticles of thioglycolic acid combined with an odor-neutralizing agent. This system masks the unpleasant smell of the active ingredient and improves the sensory profile of the final product, making it more pleasant to use.

INCI Name

Thioglycolic acid
Nthioglycolic Nano Exfoliating Active

Benefits & Applications

Liquid

  • Hair removal
  • Hair straightening
  • Keratin-altering agent
  • Skin exfoliation
  • Depilatory agent
  • Keratolytic agent
  • Hair care active
  • Depilatory creams and lotions
  • Hair perming and straightening treatments
  • Exfoliating products for skin
  • Professional salon treatments
  • Asia Pacific
  • Europe
  • Latin America
  • North America
  • Effectively removes hair
  • Smooths and straightens hair
  • Softens and exfoliates the skin
  • Helps with the removal of dead skin cells and calluses
  • ISO 9001:2015
  • Halal
  • Vegan Certified

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