Description
Kojic acid dipalmitate is an improved kojic acid derivative, which overcomes the instability of kojic acid to light, heat and metal ions, and maintains the tyrosinase inhibitory activity of kojic acid and blocks the formation of skin melanin. And this inhibition is stronger than kojic acid, making it a new generation of high-efficiency whitening actives. As a fat-soluble whitening active agent, kojic acid dipalmitate, in addition to being easier to formulate, can be absorbed by the skin more effectively, and at the same time, it can bring good moisturizing effect to the skin.
The recommended amount of kojic acid dipalmitate in cosmetics is 1-5%; the amount of whitening products is 3-5%.
Function
1) Whitening: Kojic acid dipalmitate is more effective than kojic acid in inhibiting tyrosinase activity in the skin, thereby inhibiting the formation of melanin, and has a good effect on whitening skin and sun protection.
2) Freckle removal: Kojic acid dipalmitate can improve skin pigmentation and can fight age spots, stretch marks, freckles and general pigmentation.
3)Kojic acid dipalmitate is a new skin whitening agent,it can prevent the formation of melanin by inhibiting the activity of tyrase, effective ratio can be up to 80%,so it have a evidently whitening effect and the effect is stronger than the kojic acid dipalmitate.
4).Kojic Acid dipalmitate 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.
5) Kojic Acid dipalmitate 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.
Application
1.In care, sun care, skin whitening/lightening, treatment for pigmentary disorders such as age spots etc.
2.Kojic acid Dipalmitate used for all kinds of cosmetic products, for example, face masks, cream,soaps, lotion and other cleansers, and are most commonly used on the face, hands, and our body.
