Zinc

Zinc gluconate is a stable form of zinc frequently incorporated into topical treatments for individuals with oily or acne-prone skin, as it is packed with benefits for these skin types. Let's delve deeper into the various virtues of zinc gluconate and how it can aid in combating acne.

Zinc gluconate is an active ingredient frequently incorporated into cosmetic skincare products or dietary supplements. This form of zinc indeed possesses numerous benefits for the skin and hair, and is particularly renowned for its anti-inflammatory and mattifying effects. However, one might question whether the topical application or oral intake of zinc gluconate has any side effects and if there are any contraindications. Discover some elements of response in this article.

Dandruff or scales are one of the most noticeable signs of an imbalance in scalp health. Zinc is the key compound to use to avoid this type of hair discomfort. We focus on your feedback regarding our purifying treatment designed for oily scalps, based on zinc PCA derived from beetroot.

Zinc is present in this sunscreen in the form of zinc oxidenon-nanometric. This article provides a brief overview of zinc oxide, followed by feedback from our customers on our SPF30 face sunscreen.

At Typology, we use a plant-based zinc, derived from beetroot. It is then combined with L-PCA. The latter is a physiological vector, that is, an active ingredient that facilitates the assimilation of zinc by skin cells. Zinc-PCA is an active ingredient found in several of our anti-blemish treatments. Find some reviews about them in this article.