Magnesium Stearate

Magnesium Stearate is a combination of magnesium mineral and saturated stearic fatty acids, forming a solid chemical substance used primarily as a lubricant in the manufacturing of nutritional supplements. It helps prevent clumping in encapsulating equipment by creating a sustainable layer around the ingredients and enhances blending in chewable tablets, especially in environments affected by humidity. Derived from plant-based pulps and found in animal products like eggs, beef, and salmon, it serves as a safe and effective filler binder in pharmaceutical, dietary supplement, and cosmetic industries. 

In cosmetics, it plays a key role as a colorant in products like lipsticks, eyeshadows, and face powders. Studies by the Japanese government and the WHO Expert Committee confirm that Magnesium Stearate poses no genotoxic risk when consumed through food or supplements.