The jury is still out on the efficacy of this zinc derivative, but it is used in skincare for its antibacterial and astringent properties. This means it is able to fight blemish-causing C. Acnes bacteria, as well as minimise sebum production via its astringent effect. Zinc sulfate is part of a family of ingredients that can also be found on ingredients lists as zinc gluconate, zinc pca and zinc sulphate.
An antibacterial ingredient used in skincare.
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 Sulfate might be a good option for you:
Anyone
If any of the following apply it might be best to avoid Zinc Sulfate:
Related Allergy
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