Magnesium

INCI: Magnesium Oxide, Magnesium Citrate, Magnesium Glycinate, Magnesium Sulfate (varies by formulation)
Category: Mineral, nutritional support
Used in: Supplements, topical body care
Typical Usage Level (Topical):
Varies by formulation, commonly used in body lotions, sprays, and bath products

Typical Usage Level (Oral Supplements):
310–420 mg per day depending on age and gender
Supplement doses vary based on dietary intake and medical guidance.

What This Ingredient Does

Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in more than 300 enzymatic reactions in the body. It plays a key role in cellular energy production, protein synthesis, and nerve and muscle function.

For skin health, magnesium supports normal cellular repair and helps regulate inflammatory processes that can influence overall skin balance. Adequate magnesium levels also contribute to stress regulation and metabolic stability, both of which can indirectly affect skin health and resilience.

Magnesium is commonly used in oral supplements to support systemic health and is also found in topical body care products designed to promote muscle relaxation and skin comfort.

Key Benefits

  • Supports cellular energy production and metabolism
  • Contributes to normal skin repair processes
  • Helps regulate inflammatory responses
  • Supports overall metabolic and nervous system health
  • Important for muscle and nerve function

Who It’s Best For

  • Individuals with low dietary magnesium intake
  • People seeking overall metabolic and cellular health support
  • Individuals experiencing high stress or fatigue
  • Those looking to support general wellness and recovery

Clinical Note by Dr. Su

M.D. Dermatologist

Magnesium is essential for many physiological processes in the body. Maintaining adequate levels supports cellular function, metabolic balance, and overall health, which indirectly contributes to healthy skin.

(These references explain the scientific context not proprietary product testing.)