Sodium Saccharin
Sodium Saccharin is a cosmetic ingredient used as a fragrance, oral care agent. It is used in 93 products in our dataset. It is regulated in the EU (listed in a Cosmetics Regulation annex). PubMed carries 107 studies of its skin or topical use.
| INCI name | SODIUM SACCHARIN |
| Function | FRAGRANCE, ORAL CARE, FLAVOURING |
| CAS number | 128-44-9 / 6155-57-3 |
| EC number | 204-886-1 / - |
| Prevalence | 93 products (0.1% of dataset) |
| Most used in | Skincare |
| EU status | Restricted (annex ) |
| Scientific studies | 107 on PubMed (skin/cosmetic/topical) |
| Monthly searches | 1,600 |
Used in
Lip Moisturizers 25.8%Other Bath & Body 19.4%Lip Masks 12.9%Lip Glosses 11.8%Lip Stains 6.5%Lipsticks 5.4%
Frequently asked
- What does Sodium Saccharin do in skincare?
- Sodium Saccharin functions as a fragrance, oral care agent in cosmetic formulas.
- Is Sodium Saccharin allowed in cosmetics?
- Yes, but it is regulated in the EU — it appears in a Cosmetics Regulation annex with usage conditions.
- What products contain Sodium Saccharin?
- It is most commonly found in Skincare products, especially lip moisturizers (25.8% of its uses).
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