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Identification & Functionality
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Features & Benefits
- Benefit Claims
- Labeling Claims
- Benefits
- Reduces Hyperpigmentations
- Treats Acne scars
- Suitable for sensitive skin
- Evens skin tone
- Brightens
- Products Advantages
- Arbutin is a skincare ingredient derived from the Bearberry plant.
- It helps with hyperpigmentation by inhibiting melanin synthesis.
- Melanin is the molecule responsible for pigment in the skin, and excess pigment causes hyperpigmentation
- Arbutin helps to even out and brighten skin tones without bleaching skin
- It's very gentle and can be used on sensitive skin and alongside all other skincare ingredients
Applications & Uses
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- Skin Care Applications
- Treatment Product Applications
- HOW DOES Alpha arbutin WORK?
Alpha arbutin is frequently marketed as a safer alternative to hydroquinone (a popular skin-lightening ingredient that has been banned in Europe and Australia). It has similar results in brightening skin but without the dangerous bleaching process. Instead, it reduces skin’s pigment production by suppressing the enzymes that stimulate melanin. This also slows down the process by which UV light causes pigmentation, so it both prevents and treats pigmentation issues.
- For Skincare (Skin cream)
- For Skincare (Whitening agent)
- For Skincare (Light toner)
- For New Burn medicine ingredient
- Why Should I Use It
If you experience post-blemish redness, age spots, or acne scars then alpha arbutin is very effective at treating these kinds of pigmentation. It also helps to even out skin tone and reduce overall redness. If you have sensitive skin, then it’s worth giving alpha arbutin a try since it’s known for being gentler than other skin brighteners like retinol and glycolic acid.
Properties
- Appearance
- White fine powder
- Soluble in
- Soluble in water , alcohol
- Specifications
Value | Units | Test Method / Conditions | |
Source | Fermentation | — | — |
Whitening effect | α Arbutin is 10 times more effective than ß-arbutin in inhibiting Melanin production and has higher safety. | — | — |
Melting Point | 203-206(+0.5) | °C | — |
Optical rotation | 203-206(+0.5) | °C | — |
Regulatory & Compliance