Silk Peptide Powder

Incorporating Silk Peptide Powder into a formulation is a straightforward process, but careful attention to detail is essential to achieve optimal results. When working with powder-based products, such as facial masks, dry shampoos, or powdered cleansers, Silk Peptide Powder can be easily blended with other dry ingredients. To ensure an even distribution and prevent clumping, it’s important to thoroughly sift the silk peptides with the other components. Typically, the usage rate for Silk Peptide Powder in powder-based formulations ranges from 2% to 5% of the total formula, depending on the desired outcome and specific product.

For liquid or cream-based formulations, such as serums, lotions, shampoo, body wash or hair conditioners, Silk Peptide Powder should be dispersed in the water phase of the product. To achieve an even consistency, it's often helpful to pre-disperse the silk peptide powder in a small portion of the water phase before combining it with the rest of the batch. This method ensures that the powder is fully integrated, preserving the smooth texture of the final product and enhancing its overall performance. The recommended usage rate for liquid or cream formulations is typically 2% to 5%, but it can be adjusted based on the product’s texture and desired effects. Silk Peptide Powder’s versatility and ease of use make it an excellent addition to a wide range of skincare and hair care products.

INCI: Hydrolyzed Silk

Appearance: White Powder

Soluble in Water

Recommended Usage Rate: 2% - 5%

pH: 4.5 - 6.5

Average Molecular Weight: 500 - 2000D

Country of Origin: China

Typical Shelf Life: 24 Months

Storage: Store in a sealed container, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Silk Powder is derived from silk noils, classifying it as a product of animal origin. Importantly, the extraction process ensures that the silkworm remains unharmed.

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