Zinc gluconate is known to have antibacterial effects, and is used in skincare as a preservative to protect the user from harmful bacteria exposure, as well as potential imparting some anti-blemish effects via its antibacterial activity. Zinc is a family of ingredients that can also be found on ingredients lists as zinc pca, zinc sulfate and zinc sulphate.
Zinc gluconate is a mild acid produced from zinc and the sugar glucose.
Zinc salts such as zinc gluconate, zinc PCA and zinc sulphate are used for their anti-inflammatory and sebum regulating properties.
If any of the following apply Zinc Gluconate might be a good option for you:
Acne
Blackheads
Enlarged Pores
Redness
If any of the following apply it might be best to avoid Zinc Gluconate:
Related Allergy
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