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Sodium Phosphate

Sodium Phosphate is an inorganic salt with the CAS numbers 7558-80-7 / 7632-05-5, also known by its chemical/IUPAC name Sodium Dihydrogenorthophosphate and Ph. Eur. name Natrii Dihydrogenophosphas. It is used in cosmetic and personal care formulations primarily as a buffering agent to help maintain and stabilize the pH of a product. It appears across a wide range of product types including serums, shampoos, mouthwashes, and gels.

Evidence level
strong
EWG score
Comedogenic
Category
other

● Benefits

Sodium Phosphate functions as a buffering agent, helping to keep formulations at a stable, intended pH level. A stable pH supports the efficacy and safety of other ingredients in the formula. It does not have direct skin-active benefits as described in the source.

buffering
● Cautions

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