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DMAE Powder
Dimethylaminoethanol Bitartrate (DMAE)
Recommended Usage Rate: a 1-5% concentration
Paraben-free!
10 g of DMAE white crystals in a jar with a silver lid
DMAE is a potent, free radical scavenger. It is known for its beneficial skin-firming properties. It is one of the best tighteners for mature, aging skin.
No neck lift serum is complete without DMAE!
DMAE improves muscle tone and smooths out nasolabial folds, fine lines, wrinkles on the forehead, and under-eye circles.
Benefits Include:- Skin-firming
- Improved Facial Muscle Tone
- Overall improved appearance of aging skin
- Helps Diminish Fine Lines and Wrinkles
How to use
Recommended Use: Add a concentration of 1-5% of DMAE Powder to your formula to achieve a 5% concentration of DMAE.
Great for neck firmness, sagging neck skin, under-eye dark circles, nasolabial folds, and the appearance of wrinkles, including those on the forehead.
Perfect for all skin types and those with sensitive skin. It is typically well-tolerated by users and does not cause peeling, dryness, stinging, itching, or burning sensations when applied.
Solubility: Soluble in Water.
Vegan
- No Phthalates
- No Added Parabens
- No Added Gluten
Long-term Storage: Place in a sealed container, and store in a cool, dark place.
Warnings: Consult a physician before use if you are pregnant, lactating, or have a known medical condition.
Appearance: White crystalline powder.
DMAE works well with other skin care applications such as antioxidant creams, alpha hydroxy acid products, anti-aging moisturizers, etc.
You can easily add it to your formula's water phase or at the end of a formulation. To add it to a pre-existing product, add it at the end of the formulation.
Skilled formulators should only use this product without dissolving it. If you are a beginner, try dissolving the crystals in distilled water before adding them to your formulation.
Please visit our instructional usage page for more information on formulating with powders.
Ingredients
DMAE Powder (Dimethylaminoethanol) Bitartrate.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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What If making a serum what are the best products to mix DMAE powder with? Or can you use distilled water? Glycerin?
The DMAE can be added to the water phase of your formula. The water phase can be water or Glycerin based. Experienced formulators should only use this product without dissolving. If you are a beginner, try dissolving the crystals in distilled water before adding to your formulation.
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Can you tell me please what is the source of your information on the use dosage? Have you recommendations on its dosage from the manufacturer of dmae powder? Please answer me clearly that your information is valid! I'm afraid to make a mistake and put a triple dose of dmae in case of a 3% - 10% match. What ph range is the 3-5% dmae solution? is dmae bitartrate acidic? Your answer is very important to me. Thank you very much.
The DMAE should be used at a 1-5% concentration. For example, if you have a 30 ml product, you would add .3 grams. For a 5% concentration, add 1.5 grams of DMAE powder. Most of the time, this powder can be added directly to the end of the formulation. You could also add it to the Water Phase or dissolve it at a 1:1 ratio if needed. You should always test a small amount to make sure it completely dissolves in your formula before adding it.
To find the PH of a DMAE solution, you can use a PH meter or test strip to measure it.
Our DMAE is neutralized with tartaric acid. Therefore, it is not the acidic version. -
How do I make a 5% DMAE serum if I am making 2oz serum in distilled water?
To help with formula calculations, we do include an instructional product brochure with your purchase. It gives easy-to-follow charts and helpful conversions.
To make a 5% DMAE serum with 2 ounces of distilled water, you would add 3 grams of powder. Use an electronic scale for accurate measurement. To calculate in teaspoons, you can find an online conversion chart. 5 grams of powder equals 1 teaspoon. For this formula, you would add 1/2 teaspoon plus .5 grams of DMAE powder.