INCI names / Sodium hyaluronate
Sodium hyaluronate INCI name
The INCI name for sodium hyaluronate is Sodium Hyaluronate. The tools list it by that name in every product, soap included, at the weight you enter.
| In lotions, balms and other cosmetics | Sodium Hyaluronate |
|---|---|
| In cold-process soap | Sodium Hyaluronate, as added |
| On a US label | Sodium Hyaluronate |
| In Great Britain and Northern Ireland | The same name as the EU. Northern Ireland uses the EU glossary cited below; Great Britain still uses the glossary it kept from the EU, where the name has another entry number. |
| What it is used for (CosIng) | humectant, skin conditioning |
Glossary citation: Sodium Hyaluronate #26651 (Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2025/1175 on EUR-Lex).
Typed as "Hyaluronic acid"? "Hyaluronic acid" is usually sold as its salt, "Sodium Hyaluronate", and the glossary also has "Hyaluronic Acid" itself. Enter it as your supplier's sheet names it.
In the soap or skincare tool, put it on its own line with its weight, for example "sodium hyaluronate, 5", and the tool prints the name for the region you choose.
Transcribed from the EU glossary of common ingredient names (Implementing Decision (EU) 2025/1175) and checked against it; the US names are the ones FDA's substance registry (GSRS) records, and the uses are those CosIng, the Commission's cosmetic ingredient database, lists. A labelling reference.