Azelaic Acid - Liquid Form

• Fights acne-causing bacteria and clogged pores
• Brightens hyperpigmentation and evens skin tone
• Calms inflammation in rosacea and sensitive skin
• Suitable for long-term use and layering
• Non-comedogenic and pregnancy-safe

Azelaic Acid is a naturally occurring dicarboxylic acid found in grains like wheat and barley. It is known for its powerful ability to reduce acne, treat rosacea, and brighten post-acne marks without irritating the skin. Azelaic Acid helps normalize keratinization (cell turnover), reduce bacterial overgrowth (C. acnes), and calm inflammation. It's ideal for use in leave-on serums, creams, and gel formulations — especially for acne-prone, sensitive, and dull skin types.

INCI Name: Azelaic Acid

CAS Number: 123-99-9

Solubility: Poorly water-soluble; soluble in ethanol/glycols

Add Phase: Solubilized in water/glycol mix or pre-dissolved base

pH Stability: Stable between pH 4.0 – 6.5

Processing Temperature: Use below 45°C after solubilization

Appearance: White crystalline powder

Odor: Odorless

Molecular Weight: 188.22 g/mol

Flash Point: 158°C

Density: ~1.3 g/cm³

• Usage Rate: 1% – 10%
• Pre-dissolve in glycols or use ready-made suspensions
• Ideal for: Acne Serums, Spot Treatments, Brightening Creams, Gel Lotions

🌟 Create a non-irritating brightening serum with 5% Azelaic Acid, niacinamide, and panthenol in a hydrating gel base. Perfect for fading dark spots and reducing bumps without drying the skin.

✔️ Suitable for oily, acne-prone, rosacea-sensitive, and uneven skin tone

✔️ Safe for long-term use and during pregnancy

1. Acne Treatment Gel

Combine 10% Azelaic Acid with propanediol and allantoin in a clear base for an effective leave-on acne treatment.

2. Brightening Face Cream

Add 5% Azelaic Acid to a niacinamide-rich emulsion with shea butter and licorice extract for glow and clarity.

3. Anti-Redness Serum

Use 3% Azelaic Acid with centella extract and panthenol to reduce redness and soothe reactive skin.

4. Post-Acne Spot Treatment

Create a gel with 7% Azelaic Acid and alpha arbutin for fading hyperpigmentation and smoothing rough texture.

5. Rosacea Relief Moisturizer

Formulate a calming cream with Azelaic Acid, oat extract, and squalane to reduce bumps and visible redness.

Q1: Is Azelaic Acid safe for sensitive skin?

A1: Yes, it’s one of the few actives that treats acne and rosacea gently. Start at 5% and patch test if unsure.

Q2: Can I use it with Niacinamide or Vitamin C?

A2: Yes. It pairs beautifully with Niacinamide. For Vitamin C, space out usage or layer gently to avoid irritation.

Q3: Does Azelaic Acid lighten skin?

A3: It does not bleach skin, but it fades hyperpigmentation and evens out skin tone over time.

Q4: Is it pregnancy-safe?

A4: Yes, it is often recommended by dermatologists during pregnancy for acne and melasma treatment.

Q5: How long before I see results?

A5: With consistent use, visible improvement can occur in 4–8 weeks for acne and pigmentation.

Product evaluation

Review the specifications, supplied grade, intended use and compatibility of Azelaic Acid - Liquid Form before ordering for production. Test a small quantity in the actual application and document the result before scaling.

Quality control

Inspect the received batch for expected appearance, odor, texture, packaging condition and labeling. Keep supplier and batch records, use accurate measurements, and retain a reference sample when the material is used commercially.

Storage and responsible use

Store tightly closed in a clean, cool and dry location away from direct sunlight. Follow the current supplier instructions and all safety, labeling and regulatory requirements that apply to the intended finished product.