Zinc Lactate

Other names: Zinc lactate

Harm score: 2 (Derivatives of natural substances)

Zinc Lactate, also known as Zinc Lactate, is an ingredient used in a variety of different products from cosmetics to food. This chemical compound is virtually tasteless and colorless and is characterized by its high reactivity with metals. Due to its antiseptic properties, Zinc Lactate is particularly valued in the oral care industry. It is particularly effective in combating tooth decay and bad breath and is therefore often used as an active ingredient in toothpastes, mouthwashes and bad breath lozenges.

The substance also has the ability to mix well with water and is therefore often used in the cosmetics industry. In fact, Zinc Lactate can provide the skin with the necessary moisture and hydration. It can be found in various skin creams, masks and body lotions. In addition, it also has the ability to regulate the production of sebum and at the same time has an anti-aging effect, making it a popular aid in the fight against acne and skin aging. In the food world, Zinc Lactate is then added to various products such as different beverages, confectionery, dairy products, baked goods and even vegetables and fruits as a source of zinc, which is essential for the human body.