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What is beta arbutin powder for skin?

1. Significant whitening effect

Beta Arbutin effectively improves uneven skin tone and dullness by inhibiting the activity of melanocytes, reducing the synthesis and deposition of melanin.

2. Gentle and safe

Compared with other whitening ingredients, Beta Arbutin is milder and less irritating, suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

3. Good stability

Beta Arbutin has high stability in cosmetics, is not easily oxidized or decomposed, and can maintain its whitening effect for a long time.

4. Versatility

In addition to the whitening effect, Beta Arbutin also has certain antioxidant and moisturizing effects, which can improve the overall condition of the skin.

What is the Use of Day Natural’s Beta Arbutin?

Beta Arbutin Powder is mainly used in the production of cosmetics and skin care products, such as whitening creams, whitening essences, whitening masks, sunscreen products, etc. In addition, it can also be used as a pharmaceutical raw material to make drugs for treating skin problems such as spots and freckles.

What is the difference between alpha arbutin and beta arbutin?

Alpha Arbutin (α-arbutin) and Beta Arbutin (β-arbutin) have some subtle differences in chemical structure and efficacy, but they are also similar in many ways. The following is a detailed analysis of the differences and similarities between the two:

1. Differences

Chemical structure:
Although both belong to the category of arbutin, Beta Arbutin specifically refers to β-configuration arbutin, whose chemical structure has a specific spatial arrangement. Arbutin may include both α and β configurations in a broad sense, but sometimes specifically refers to β-arbutin when it is not clearly specified.
Market application:
In the market, Beta Arbutin is more popular because of its more stable whitening effect and lower irritation. It is widely used in the preparation of high-end cosmetics and skin care products, especially in Asian countries.
In contrast, although Arbutin is also used in cosmetics, Beta Arbutin may have an advantage in certain applications due to its specific chemical structure and properties.

2. Similarities

Whitening mechanism:
Whether it is Arbutin or Beta Arbutin, their main whitening mechanism is to reduce the production of melanin by inhibiting the activity of tyrosinase. Tyrosinase is a key enzyme in melanin synthesis. By inhibiting its activity, the synthesis pathway of melanin can be blocked, thereby achieving a whitening effect.
Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects:
In addition to whitening effects, both also have certain antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. These effects help protect the skin from free radical damage and reduce skin inflammation, thereby improving the overall condition of the skin.
Safety:
Both are considered to be relatively safe whitening ingredients with less irritation to the skin. However, since everyone’s skin is different, skin testing is still required before use to ensure that it will not cause allergic reactions.
Arbutin and Beta Arbutin may have some subtle differences in chemical structure and market application, but they have similar characteristics in whitening mechanism, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, and safety. In cosmetics and skin care products, Beta Arbutin is more popular because of its more stable whitening effect and lower irritation. However, which ingredient to use depends on the product’s formula and personal skin needs.

Is beta arbutin the same as alpha arbutin?

As two common whitening ingredients, β-arbutin and α-arbutin have significant differences in structure and properties. The following is a detailed comparison of the two:

1. Chemical structure and properties

β-arbutin: Its chemical name is β-D-glucoside ether benzaldehyde, which is formed by the connection of glucose and benzaldehyde molecules through the connection of glucose and aldehyde groups. It may belong to the D-isomer or the inactive type.
α-arbutin: Its chemical name is 4-hydroxybenzaldehyde-D-glucoside, which is formed by the connection of benzaldehyde and glucose molecules through the connection of aldehyde and hydroxyl groups. It belongs to the D-isomer and has a right-handed nature.

2. Whitening effect

β-arbutin: Although it has a certain whitening effect, its whitening effect is weaker than that of α-arbutin. It can inhibit the production of melanin, but the effect is not as significant as that of α-arbutin.
α-arbutin: It has a strong whitening effect, can significantly inhibit the activity of tyrosinase, reduce the production of melanin, thereby reducing pigmentation and even skin color. According to reports, the whitening effect of α-arbutin is more than 10 times that of β-arbutin.

3. Stability

β-arbutin: Compared with α-arbutin, β-arbutin is more prone to decomposition and failure under certain conditions, and has poor stability. In particular, as the temperature rises, β-arbutin may decompose into hydroquinone, which is toxic to the human body.
α-arbutin: It has good stability in aqueous and oily matrices, is not easily affected by light, heat and pH, and exhibits higher stability.

4. Solubility and safety

Solubility: α-arbutin has a high solubility and can be dissolved in solvents such as water and ethanol; while β-arbutin has a relatively low solubility.
Safety: Both are considered to be safer whitening ingredients with low skin irritation. However, β-arbutin may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions when used in high concentrations or on sensitive skin, so special attention should be paid. α-arbutin is more gentle and suitable for people with different skin types.

5. Application and recommendation

Choose the right product according to your personal skin type and needs. If you need a stronger whitening effect, you can choose products containing α-arbutin; for consumers who pursue gentle skin care, both can be considered, but you need to pay attention to the concentration of β-arbutin and the conditions of use.

β-Arbutin VS α-Arbutin

•  α-Arbutin does not exist in nature and can only be produced through fermentation.
•  The extracted arbutin is not α-Arbutin because α-Arbutin does not exist in nature.
• α-Arbutin and β-Arbutin are diastereomers with very similar physical and chemical properties. The simplest and most direct way to determine whether a product is α-Arbutin is to test its optical rotation. The optical rotation of α-Arbutin is positive (+174.0~+184.0), and the optical rotation of β-Arbutin is negative (-64~-).
• β-Arbutin has been used in the market for a long time, so arbutin is generally called β-Arbutin instead of α-Arbutin.

Can I use beta-arbutin and alpha-arbutin at the same time?

The combined exposure to alpha-arbutin (2% in face cream and 0.5% in body lotion) and beta-arbutin (7% in face cream) is considered safe.