Complex of vitamins B5 PP C and hyaluronic acid

The Complex of vitamins B5 PP C and hyaluronic acid is a water-soluble, opalescent liquid made in the USA. It brings a moisture-focused vitamin concept into one raw material for face creams, serums, lotions and hair products. You can order it in 8 oz, 16 oz, 32 oz and 1 gal sizes, from bench trials up to regular production.

What This Vitamin Complex Is

As the name says, the complex is built around vitamin B5, vitamin PP (niacinamide), vitamin C and hyaluronic acid. Instead of weighing four separate materials, you add one liquid to the water phase. Please note an important point before purchase: the INCI field on the product card currently lists Sodium PCA, Sodium Lactate, Arginine, Aspartic Acid, PCA, Glycine, Alanine, Serine, Valine, Proline, Threonine, Isoleucine, Histidine, Phenylalanine and Water. That list does not name the vitamins from the title, so ask BeautyLabPro for the verified complete INCI and the active concentrations before you finalize a label.

Why Use a Ready Complex

One step instead of four

A pre-blended liquid saves weighing time and reduces the risk of small dosing errors when you make frequent small batches. For more detail, read our guide Niacinamide, Vitamin B5, C and HA Serum Guide.

Hydration-centered concept

Panthenol and hyaluronic acid are classic humectants, and the card’s ingredient list also contains sodium PCA and a range of amino acids. Products built on this complex aim for a velvety, comfortable, well-groomed skin feel.

Water solubility

The complex mixes directly into water-based systems without heat.

Applications

Consider it for daily face creams, gel serums, body lotions, sheet-mask essences, and leave-in hair sprays or conditioners. It is part of our vitamins for cosmetics category. If you would rather control each component separately, combine single materials such as D-Panthenol 75% and a pre-hydrated hyaluronic acid gel.

How to Use

Add the complex to the water phase, or to an emulsion during cool-down, in the amount specified by the technical sheet for your batch. Stir until homogeneous, then check the pH and appearance of the finished product. Because the card does not yet state the concentration of each vitamin, avoid percentage claims for individual vitamins on your label until you have the verified data.

Compatibility

Being water-based, the complex suits gels, serums and emulsions. Run stability tests on finished products and check appearance over time. Find further humectants and actives in the active ingredients section.

Characteristics

Name: Complex of vitamins B5 PP C and hyaluronic acid. INCI as listed on the card: see the list above (verification requested). Appearance: opalescent. Solubility: water-soluble. Country of origin: USA. Sizes: 8 oz, 16 oz, 32 oz, 1 gal.

Recipe: Vitamin Hydration Toner (100 g)

Ingredients: 40 g Mandarin Hydrosol Organic and 60 g distilled water. Mix them in a clean beaker. The vitamin complex is stirred in afterwards at the amount given by the batch technical sheet; the card does not state one, so it is not listed in grams here. Fill into an opaque spray or pump bottle and use after cleansing. Prepare small amounts for testing; storing a water-based toner requires preservation and stability work.

Storage

Store the vitamin complex at the conditions given in the batch documentation.

Pick an 8 oz bottle to try the complex or a larger size for your production line.

FAQ

Which vitamins does the complex contain?

The name lists vitamins B5, PP and C plus hyaluronic acid. Request the verified INCI, as the card’s current INCI field lists other components.

Is it water-soluble?

Yes. It is added to the water phase.

Are vitamin concentrations specified?

Not on the card yet; request them before making percentage claims.

Where is it produced?

The USA is listed as the country of origin.