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Zinc gluconate

Zinc gluconate is a zinc salt extensively used in cosmetics for its purifying and sebum-regulating properties. It helps to minimise imperfections while supporting various skin-repair mechanisms. Zinc gluconate also exhibits anti-inflammatory activity, making its use appropriate for mild irritations. Discover more below.
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FAQ about zinc gluconate

Is zinc gluconate effective against pimples?

The zinc gluconate contributes to reducing skin imperfections, but it is important to note that in the case of acne only a dermatologist can prescribe a suitable treatment.

Can zinc gluconate be combined with other anti-blemish active ingredients?

Yes, zinc gluconate can be combined effectively with exfoliating acids, niacinamide or retinoids to enhance its efficacy against blemishes.

Is zinc gluconate suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes, zinc gluconate can be used on sensitive skin. Nonetheless, as with any active ingredient, it is recommended that a tolerance test be carried out before first use.

Is zinc gluconate used only on the skin?

No, zinc gluconate is also suitable for topical hair application and provides several benefits to hair (reducing dandruff, hair loss and excess sebum…). It can also be taken orally.

How is zinc gluconate obtained?

The zinc gluconate is the product of a chelation reaction between an elemental zinc solution and gluconic acid obtained industrially by fermenting glucose derived from maize.

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