A water-soluble copper salt of chlorophyll modified for improved stability in formulations. Used primarily as a green colorant in gels, soaps, and mouthrinses; antioxidant attributes are reported, but cosmetic efficacy data remain limited.
A chlorophyll-based colorant that gives products a green hue.
Category
Color, Antioxidant
Type
Colorant
Ratings
Overall Rating
Great
Comedogenic Risk
None
Not typically evaluated for comedogenicity — no standardized rating available.
Our take
Is Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin a Good Ingredient?
It earns a Great rating as a highly stable, water-soluble chlorophyll derivative that reliably delivers green color with a favorable safety profile and low irritation. Reported antioxidant and deodorant effects exist, but cosmetic activity data are still limited.
What it does
Skin Benefits
It imparts a natural-looking green hue and may provide deodorizing and antioxidant support, though cosmetic benefits beyond color aren't strongly established; any skincare activity should be viewed as preliminary.
Where you'll find it
Uses in Skincare & Cosmetics
It's commonly used to color gels, soaps, and mouthrinses with a bold green shade, and can tint serums or toners where a botanical green aesthetic is desired.
Before you use it
Safety
It carries generally low irritation risk at typical colorant levels. Sensitive users may experience mild irritation or temporary staining.