ALUMINUM CHLOROHYDRATE
Is ALUMINUM CHLOROHYDRATE safe for seborrheic dermatitis?
There is not enough seborrheic-dermatitis evidence to give Aluminum Chlorohydrate an ingredient-only safe or unsafe verdict. It is mainly used in antiperspirants to reduce sweat, so it is not usually a treatment or care ingredient for seb-derm-prone facial or scalp skin.
No applicable evidence found for this page shows that Aluminum Chlorohydrate feeds Malassezia. The body area, product format and freshly shaved or inflamed skin may matter more for comfort. Follow the directions and stop if the product repeatedly causes burning, itching or redness.
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What is it?
A quick identity check, separate from the seb derm guidance above.
01 / 05- Material type
- Sweat-reducing aluminium salt
- Ingredient family
- Aluminium salt
- Cosmetic function
- Antiperspirant, Astringent, Deodorant
What is ALUMINUM CHLOROHYDRATE used for in skincare?
Aluminum Chlorohydrate is an antiperspirant ingredient that temporarily reduces the flow of sweat near the application site. It can also contribute astringent and deodorant effects. Its normal role is underarm sweat control, not moisturising or treating seborrheic dermatitis.