p-Phenylenediamine (PPD) is a high-purity aromatic amine widely used as a primary intermediate in oxidative hair dye formulations. It is one of the most commonly used ingredients in permanent hair coloring products due to its ability to produce long-lasting color when combined with approved couplers and oxidizing agents.

PPD is commonly incorporated into professional hair color creams, permanent hair dyes, beard color products, and salon hair coloring systems. It is intended for use only by qualified cosmetic manufacturers and professional formulators in accordance with applicable cosmetic regulations.

Due to its potential to cause allergic skin reactions in some individuals, PPD must be used only within the concentration limits permitted by local regulations. Finished cosmetic products containing PPD should undergo appropriate safety, stability, and compatibility testing before being placed on the market.

Features & Benefits

✔ Premium Cosmetic Grade Quality

✔ High Purity Formula

✔ Suitable for Professional Hair Dye Manufacturing

✔ Reliable Color Development in Oxidative Hair Color Systems

✔ Easy to Incorporate into Hair Color Formulations

✔ Consistent Manufacturing Quality

✔ Suitable for Research & Product Development

✔ Stable Under Proper Storage Conditions

✔ Professional Manufacturing Grade

✔ Long Shelf Life

Applications / Uses

Hair Color Manufacturing

Permanent Hair Color Cream
Professional Hair Dye
Salon Hair Color
Beard Color
Mustache Color

Cosmetic Manufacturing

Hair Coloring Products
Professional Hair Care Formulations
Cosmetic Research & Development

Laboratory Applications

Cosmetic Formulation Research
Product Development
Quality Control Testing

Recommended Usage

The concentration of p-Phenylenediamine (PPD) in finished cosmetic products must comply with the cosmetic regulations applicable in the country where the product will be sold. Only qualified formulators should determine the appropriate formulation and concentration.

Always perform:

Stability testing
Compatibility testing
Preservative testing (where applicable)
Safety assessment
Patch testing instructions for the finished product