Kojic Acid Dip (KAD) powder Cosmetics raw Material for professional 99.% purity

What Is Kojic Acid Dip?

Kojic Acid Dip is a derivative of Kojic Acid. It is a potent powder 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 ingredient has been around for decades and can be very easily incorporated into a cream formulation. It remains stable under a wide pH range (between 4-7).

Compatibility

Kojic Acid Dip 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 V C to avoid possible irritation.

Note: Avoid mixing too many powders into one lotion.

Guidance & Precautions

99.9% purity

Mainly used in cosmetics production

In formulation, add base lotion or soap to the oil phase. 

Best soluble in water and oil, but best in oil with a melting point of 92°C – 96°C. 

Usage rate 1-5% best result 3-5%

Appearance: White crystalline powder

Molecular Formula: C38H66O6

Facts About Kojic Acid Dip?

1. Kojic Acid Dipalmitate does not oxidize easily as compared to Kojic Acid; it is not sensitive to pH, light, heat, and oxidation, and it does not react with metal ions, resulting in color changes.

2. Results are generally observed with consistent daily or twice-daily use.

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