PHENYL ALAM INE Specification
- Other Names
- PHENYL ALAM INE
- Chemical Name
- PHENYL ALAM INE
- Usage
- Phenylalanine is generally used at approximately 0.1% to 2.0% in cosmetic formulations.
Face creams & moisturizers: 0.1 1%
Serums: 0.1 1%
Shampoos: 0.1 1%
Conditioners & hair masks: 0.2 2%
Amino-acid/NMF formulations: 0.1 1%
Phenylalanine is generally incorporated into the water phase of the formulation. The exact usage level should be optimized according to the desired conditioning effect, formulation pH, stability, compatibility with other amino acids, and supplier specifications.
- Main Material
- PHENYL ALAM INE
PHENYL ALAM INE About
Phenylalanine is an essential amino acid used in cosmetic and personal care formulations primarily as a skin-conditioning and hair-conditioning ingredient. It is naturally present in the body and contributes to the formation of proteins and other biologically important compounds. In cosmetic formulations, Phenylalanine is often included in amino-acid and Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) systems to support skin hydration and conditioning. It can help improve the soft, smooth, and comfortable feel of the skin and is suitable for formulations focused on moisturizing and barrier-support concepts. In hair care products, Phenylalanine can contribute to conditioning and help improve the overall feel and manageability of the hair. It is commonly used in facial creams, moisturizers, serums, masks, shampoos, conditioners, hair treatments, and specialized amino-acid formulations. Phenylalanine is generally supplied as a white crystalline powder and is suitable for incorporation into water-based formulations. It can be combined with other amino acids such as Arginine, Histidine, Methionine, and Aspartic Acid to create comprehensive amino-acid conditioning systems. Its compatibility with humectants, proteins, peptides, botanical extracts, and other skin-conditioning ingredients makes it useful in modern skincare and haircare formulations.