High Purity Kojic Acid Powder For Skin Lightening 501-30-4

High Purity Kojic Acid Powder For Skin Lightening 501-30-4

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CAS No.: 501-30-4

Other Names: 5-hydroxy-2-hydroxymethyl-4-pyrone

Molecular Formula: C₆H₆O₄                                                                                                                   

EINECS No.: 207-922-4

Purity:99.0%

Appearance: White crystallize powder

Usage: Cosmetic skin whitening ingredients

Skin whitening Dispel freckle and stain

Antibacterial:Antifungal

Antioxidant:High purity

Description:

Kojic Acid is a natural antibiotic agent obtained from koji malt. Koji malt has been used for the production of miso, soya and sake in China for a long time.

• Kojic Acid is widely used in whiten cosmetic applied as a skin lightening agent due to its potential to inhibit the enzyme tyrosinase. Tyrosinase is necessary for the synthesis of melanin, which offers skin its coloring.
• Kojic Acid also has antibacterial, antifungal and antioxidant attributes. It can protect against fruits from turning brown and is also applied to preserve the pink and red shade of seafood.
• Depigmenting agent and fights age spots. Induces skin lightening and helps establishing an even skin tone on all skin types. Minimizes liver spots.

Applications:

1.Applied in Agriculture:kojic acid powder is used in producing biological pesticides;
2.Applied in other fields:kojic acid powder is also used as iron analytical reagent and film spotting agent, etc;
3.Applied in Medicine,kojic acid powder has been used as the an important material of cephalosporin-type antibiotics;
4.Applied in Cosmetics,kojic acid powder has been widely added into the lotion, face mask, liquid cream and skin cream. Recommendation usage for cosmetics: 0.2~1.0%;
5.Applied in Food additive,kojic acid powder work as antiseptic,antioxidant, preservative and color stablizer in meat processing, also act as useful materials of food aromatizer - maltol and ethyl maltol.

Kojic acid are most often applied to the skin topically, in the form of a cream, lotion, or serum. The usual

recommended dosage of kojic acid is relatively small, often with a maximum concentration of 1%. However

to decrease the chances of side effects, most skin lightening products use a concentration closer to 0.2%.

Of course, one must also take into consideration how this skin lightening treatment will react with their

individual body. Those who experience sensitivity may need to apply it less frequently and re-evaluate their

usage.

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