Kojic Acid Dipalmitate
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Kojic Acid Dipalmitate
1. Good stability in heat and light; no color change.
2. Good oil solubility.
2. Good oil solubility.
Overview
Kojic Acid Dipalmitate (KAD) is a liposoluble derivative of kojic acid. It’s also called 2- palmitoyl methyl -5- palmitoyl – pyranone. It has a greater ability to inhibit melanin formation than kojic acid. There is no hydroxyl group in its molecular structure, so it won’t form hydrogen bond with other active ingredients in cosmetics to affect their functions, and it has a good compatibility. As a whitening agent, KAD is widely used in cosmetics industry.
| Product Name | CAS Number | INCI Name | |
| Kojic Acid Dipalmitate | 79725-98-7 | Kojic Acid Dipalmitate | |
| Molecular Weight | Molecular Formula | Molecular Structure | |
| C38H66O6 | 618.93g/mol |  | |
| Product ID | Specificcation | Minimal Package | Minimal Order Quantity |
| PMB0801 | 98% | 1KG | 1KG |
Kojic Acid Vs Kojic Acid Dipalmitate
| Function | Mechanism | Easy to make formula | Stability | Stimulate | Effect | Safety | Price | |
| Kojic Acid | Skin whitening, anti-bacterial | Tyrosinase inhibitor | ++ | ++++ | + | ++++ | ++++ | ++ |
| Kojic Acid Dipalmitate | Skin whitening, moisture | Tyrosinase inhibitor | +++++ | +++++ | – | +++++ | +++++ | +++ |