This is high purity 99% Kojic Acid powder.

 

Did you know that the using quantity in any Kojic acid creams is only 1- 2% Kojic acid?

Means, this 100g Kojic acid pure powder can make at least 5000g-10000g creams.

 

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Learn the best approach to skin whitening using the safest and most effective ingredient, which is Kojic Acid.

Learn how you can brighten and even-out skin tone for a more luminous and lighter complexion.

 

There are many creams out there that can treat hyperpigmentation and skin discoloration, and kojic acid cream products have become a viable option for those who want to treat skin pigmentation issues. Kojic acid is a natural substance that can be found in fungi, such as mushrooms and rice malting. This acid has antibacterial and antifungal properties, but is used in skin creams mostly because of its skin lightening properties. It works by preventing the production of melanin, a skin pigment that can sometimes be responsible for the appearance of unsightly age spots. Melanin is a natural substance that gives color to our skin and is one of the main reasons behind skin discoloration. Kojic acid stops melanin production in the upper layers of the skin, resulting in a lighter looking skin on the top. Although the skin remains discolored in the lower layers, a kojic acid cream can help alleviate at least some of the discoloration.

 

Kojic acid is usually found in products as an addition to other ingredients – not on its own. It is mostly found in products that aim to address the following problems:

 

Hyperpigmentation – Kojic acid obstructs the production of melanin by inhibiting tyrosinase enzyme. It especially targets melanin caused by UVB radiation. Therefore a kojic acid cream can be used to fade signs of hyperpigmentation like acne spots, age spots, freckles, dark circles under eyes and dark spots. These creams have more shelf life than skin brightening creams containing hydroquinone. In some creams, kojic acid can even be used together with glycolic acid to give better skin brightening results.

 

Melasma – Melasma is a skin disorder that is most common in women with a darker complexion. It is usually associated with pregnancy and intake of external hormones, such as birth control pills and hormone replacement therapy. Creams with this ingredient that also contain 10% glycolic acid and 2% hydroquinone have been known to improve skin darkening due to melasma.