What Is Kojic Acid Dipalmitate?
Kojic Acid Dipalmitate is a derivative of Kojic Acid, it is a potent skin lightener that is often used as a substitute for Kojic Acid due to its ability to remain stable under difficult conditions. It is a slightly more mature product and takes longer to manufacture than generic Kojic Acid.
This particular skin lightening ingredient has been around for decades and can be very easily incorporated into a DIY skin lightening cream. It remains stable under a wide pH range (between 4-7).
Compatibility
Kojic Acid Dipalmitate is compatible with Sepi White, Giga White, Alpha Arbutin, and Kojic Acid. Although Kojic Acid isn't a BHA or an AHA, you may wish to avoid mixing it directly with Vitamin C to avoid possible irritation. (Vitamin C & AHA's should not be mixed).
Note: Avoid mixing too many powders into one lotion.
Guidance & Precautions
99.9% purity
Mainly used in cosmetics whitening additives. 
In formulation, base lotion or soap add to oil phase 
Best soluble in water and oil but best in oil melting point 92°C – 96°C 
Usage rate 1-5% best result 3-5%
Appearance: White Crystalline powder
Molecular Formula: C38H66O6
Pre-cautions:
Kojic Acid, like Alpha Arbutin does not have any known side effects, and is generally safe for most people. However, this product is not intended for internal use.  Do not add the powder to products containing lactic acid, or AHAs as this can affect the pH balance of the lotion. If redness, itching, or irritation occurs, discontinue use immediately.
Facts About Kojic Acid Di palmitate?
1. Kojic Acid Di palmitate does not oxidize easily as compared to Kojic Acid, it is not sensitive to pH, light, heat, and oxidation and does not react with metal ions resulting in color changes.
2. Skin lightening results are generally observed with consistent daily or twice-daily use.
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