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How much alpha arbutin in a cream?
Hello ,
Can you suggest me how much quantity of alpha arbutin , kojic acid we can add it in cream -
10 Replies
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somewhere between 0% and 100%, I should think
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Arbuting releases hydroquinone (banned in cosmetics in Europe) and there has been/is debate as to whether its use as a skin lightener should continue to be permitted.
I would not consider using arbutin in a new cosmetic.
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@johnb both forms of arbutin have recently been reviewed by the SCCS, and in both cases their verdict up to a given level has been positive; with that in mind, I can’t imagine it’ll be banned any time soon
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Given that you’ve already told us that you’re a beginner, the only correct answer is none. This is not the sort of product that should ever be made by a beginner.
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Alpha Arbutin up to 2%
Kojic Acid up to 2%, but generally 1% because it can cause allergic reactions/contact dermatitis in some people
But, as BobZ suggested, if you’re not experienced, probably not good ingredients for you to be fooling around with.
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U can see my cream formula. I have developed it on my TKAI Cosmetic software. I’m come from viet nam. Good luck and cheer
Emulsol
AE4.300 Viscolam AT64/P 2.00 Uni-embase 3.00 Stearic Acid .200 Cetyl Alcohol .500 Sorbilen L 4.00 Sorbitol .500 Vitamin E 1.00 Glycerin 3.00 Allantoin 1.00 EDTA .500 Hương .500 Potassium sorbate .800 Phenoxyl Ethanol 1.500 Benzyl Alcohol .800 Alpha Arbutin .500 Beta Arbutin 2.00 Glycolic Acid 3.00 Menthol Crystals .0500 Dipotassium 1.00 Lanolin 4.00 AT .0010 H20 65.85 100.00 Soapily Skincare Cosmetic
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I think that it belongs to the cost of product. Alpha Arbutin up to 2%. You can mix it as the same as my formula
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and product based on above formula. -
I use the mathematical solver model to solve this problem.
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and my BB cream
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