Disodium EDTA (Disodium edetate)

Commonly referred to as EDTA is a stabilizer in cosmetic products that is a chelating compound. The function of a chelating compound is to prevent ingredients from binding to any trace elements that may be present.

Should these mineral trace elements bind with other ingredients, you may have unwanted changes in your product that could influence the texture, consistency or even the smell of the product.

This then helps to build a far more stable cosmetic product and it is also used as a viscosity adjuster in cosmetic products.

The abbreviation EDTA stands for ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid and there are no known adverse effects of this chemical compound when used in cosmetic applications.

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