Skin Care Ingredients
• Cosmetic skin-conditioning specialties (PDRN / PN)
• Water-based leave-on screening contexts
• Links to emulsifiers and auxiliaries in Other Ingredients
• No medical or drug claims
Provide Market Proven Formulations
• Define oil phase and HLB needs
• Set the addition point for each active
• Check electrolyte and pH tolerance
• Run stability and challenge tests
Leave-on skin care—serums, essences, gels, gel creams and masks—needs clear roles for texture, conditioning feel and stability, without overstating what an ingredient can do. Formulators often separate (1) skin-conditioning specialties such as Salmon PDRN and PN, and (2) auxiliaries for emulsification, solubilization, rheology and preservation.
INNO lists PDRN and PN under Other Ingredients alongside emulsifiers and related functional grades. This application page helps you open the right product URLs and request samples for cosmetic screening—not for medical claims.
Recommended specialties (PDRN + PN)
| Grade | Name | Cosmetic role (non-medical) |
|---|---|---|
| KWDN-RT-CG | Salmon PDRN Sodium DNA Powder | Skin-conditioning ingredient for water-based leave-ons where clarity and low odor are part of the screening brief |
| KWPN-OM-CG | Salmon PN Sodium DNA Powder | Skin-conditioning ingredient that can support body / viscosity feel in water-based serums, gels, gel creams and masks |
Use levels, purity and process limits: request controlled documents—do not invent numbers here.
Why these fit leave-on skin-care concepts
- Cosmetic positioning: Both grades are offered as skin-conditioning ingredients for water-based leave-on formats—not as drugs or treatments.
- Format fit: Typical screening contexts include serums, essences, gels and masks; always confirm clarity, odor and viscosity in your chassis.
- Catalog honesty: Emulsifiers, solubilizers and other auxiliaries for creams and lotions remain in Other Ingredients—this page highlights PDRN/PN without pretending the whole category is only actives.
Evaluating PDRN or PN in a leave-on prototype?
Tell us the format (serum / gel / mask), base type and any clarity or viscosity targets. We will support sample and document requests for cosmetic R&D screening.
FAQ
Are PDRN and PN medical ingredients on this site?
No. On innobiochina.com they are presented as cosmetic skin-conditioning ingredients for formulation screening. Do not use medical or drug language on this page or in product modules.
Where are PDRN and PN filed in the catalog?
Under Other Ingredients, together with emulsifiers and other functional grades—not in a separate actives category.
How do I request a sample or TDS/SDS?
Use Request Sample or Request Documents and name KWDN-RT-CG and/or KWPN-OM-CG plus your leave-on format.