iVC™ DGA
- INCI Name
- Bis-Glyceryl Ascorbate
- Chemical Family
- Ascorbates
iVC™ DGA, "Rich-Moisturizing vitamin C", is a high value added next-generation vitamin C derivative developed using SEIWA KASEI’s original patented technology.\nIn addition to inhibiting melanin production it provides ultra moisture to the skin as it strenghtens the cornified cell envelope in the stratum corneum. As a non-ionic ingredient it can be used easily in gel and emuslion formulae such as creams but it is also notably recommended for transparent gel-serums, Vitamin C-rich serum and skin toners. This product is preservative free water-soluble ingredient. It is developed and manufactured in Japan by SEIWA KASEI.
Product families
Applications
- Skin Care
Product Families
- Skin Actives
- Conditioners & Emollients
Other characteristics
- Brand
- Amitose
- Functions
Bleaching Agent, Humectant, Lightening Agent, Moisturizing Agent, Whitening Agent
- Benefit Claims
Humectancy, Moisturizing, Skin Lightening, Skin Whitening; Humectancy; Moisturizing; Skin Lightening; Skin Whitening
- Labeling Claims
- Clean at Sephora, Preservative-free
- Clean at Sephora
- Preservative-free
- Carrier
- Aqua
- Glycerin
- Markets
- Personal Care
- Technology
- Cosmetic Ingredients
- Application Format
- Creams
- Leave On
- Lotions
- Skin Care Applications
- Moisturizers
- Skin Toners
- Product Characteristic
Amitose DGA is a non-ionic vitamin C derivative which is not strongly ionic, unlike vitamin C and traditional vitamin C derivatives. So it is suitable for being applied to gels and emulsions into which it was hard to blend ionic compound, and enables to develop various types of cosmetic formulations.
- Cosmetic Ingredients Functions
- Bleaching Agent
- Humectant
- Lightening Agent
- Moisturizing Agent
- Whitening Agent
Technical data
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1 row| Characteristic | Value | Unit |
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| Active Content | 50 | % |
