Sebunul-PO
INCI: Piroctone Olamine
Formulator notes
Piroctone olamine, the anti-dandruff active that replaces zinc pyrithione, which is banned in EU cosmetics. 81.7% dandruff reduction against 68.6% for zinc pyrithione, with better formulation compatibility. REACH registered (EU, Turkey).
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Technical data
| INCI name | Piroctone Olamine |
|---|---|
| Also known as | PO |
| IUPAC name | 1-hydroxy-4-methyl-6-(2,4,4-trimethylpentyl)pyridin-2(1H)-one, 2-aminoethanol salt (piroctone olamine) |
| CAS number | 68890-66-4 |
| EC number | 272-574-2 |
| HSN code | 29339900 |
| Form | Powder |
| Solubility | 10% Ethanol in water & Methanol |
| Typical dosage | ≤1% (rinse-off); ≤0.5% (leave-on) |
| Molecular weight (g/mol) | 298.4 · Medium (250 to 500 g/mol) |
| pH min | 3 |
| pH max | 8 |
| Pack size (kg) | 25 |
| MOQ (kg) | 300 |
| Shelf life (years) | 2 |
| REACH registered | Yes |
| REACH regions | European Union, Turkey |
| REACH tonnage band | <= 10 MT |
Applications
- Hair Shampoos & Conditioners
- Hair Growth & Scalp Treatments
- Anti-Dandruff Products
- Hair Dyes & Colour Products
- After-Sun Care
- Face Masks & Treatments
- Baby & Child Care Products
- Moisturisers & Lotions
- Eye Creams & Treatments
- Acne & Blemish Treatments
- Body Lotions & Butters
- Soaps & Body Washes
Frequently asked
What is Sebunul-PO?
Sebunul-PO is INCI name Piroctone Olamine (CAS 68890-66-4), supplied by Vinner Labs for hair shampoos & conditioners.
What is the typical use level of Sebunul-PO?
The typical dosage of Sebunul-PO is ≤1% (rinse-off); ≤0.5% (leave-on) in finished formulations. Exact levels depend on the application and regional regulations.
Is Sebunul-PO REACH registered?
Yes, Sebunul-PO is REACH registered (European Union, Turkey) in the <= 10 MT tonnage band.
What is Sebunul-PO soluble in?
Sebunul-PO is soluble in: 10% Ethanol in water & Methanol.
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Samples & documentation
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