Description Deoxyarbutin or D-Arbutin is a Tyrosinase Inhibitor and skin lightening agent that is more effective , than Alpha Arbutin, Arbutin, Kojic Acid, and Hydroquinone. INCI Name: Deoxy Arbutin Other Names: D-Arbutin Ingredient Function: Skin lightening/ brightening, Tyrosinase Inhibitor, Dark spot fading. Derived from: Hydroquinone Appearance: White to off-white/ beige crystalline powder Smell: Odorless Solubility: Deoxyarbutin soluble in oil and also soluble in glycols and Ethanol. Ingredient pH: 5.0-7.0 Suggested Use Level: 0.1–2% Storage: Store in a cool, dark and dey place, in an airtight, sealed container, away from direct sunlight and moisture. *Ensure to tightly close the container after each use to avoid moisture exposure. For long term storage, store Deoxy Arbutin powder in a low temperature environment, preferably in a refrigerator or freezer. Shelf life: 24 months when properly stored. Applications: Deoxy Arbutin is found as an ingredient in toners and serums, lotions and creams, face masks and other products targeting brightening and evening of skin tone. Formulation Guide/ Notes Usage Rate: 0.5-2% How to Dissolve: Mix Deoxy Arbutin in heated oil below 60 °C (ideally between 50-60 °C). Incorporation Phase: Add to the cool-down phase of your Formulation to prevent degradation of Deoxy Arbutin. Heat Resistance/ Temperature: Add Deoxy Arbutin at a temperatures below 40°C (104°F) during Formulation. *Deoxy Arbutin is heat-sensitive, as high temperature can degrade the ingredient and reduce its efficacy. pH Range: Deoxy Arbutin is most stable and effective in formulations within a pH range of 5.0–5 8 Improving Stability: 0.1% Vitamin E can be added as an antioxidant to improve stability of Deoxy Arbutin in your formulation.
