Name: Ectoin99%
Chemical name: 2-methyl-1,4,5,6,-ectoine-4-carboxylic acid
CAS:96702-03-3 

Appearance: white or white crystalline powder
In 1985, Professor Galinski discovered in the Egyptian desert that desert halophilic bacteria would produce a natural protective component
 - Ectoin - in the outer layer of cells under high temperature, dryness, strong UV radiation, and high salinity environments.
This activates the self-repair function; in addition to deserts, this fungus is also found in saline-alkali lands, salt lakes, and seawater, 
and can be given a variety of stories. Ectoin is derived from the highly halophilic bacterium (Halomonas Elongata), so Ectoin is also called "halophilic bacteria extract".
 Under extreme conditions of high salt, high temperature, and high ultraviolet radiation, ectoin protects halophilic bacteria from harm.
 Studies have shown that ectoin also has a good repair and protective effect on the skin, and is one of the bioengineering preparations used in high-end cosmetics.