Molecular weight: 274.28

CAS number: 60-82-2

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Phloretin, also known as trihydroxyphenol acetone 2,4,6-trihydroxy-3-(4-hydroxyphenyl) phenylpropiotone. It is a new type of natural skin whitening agent recently developed abroad, mainly distributed in the peel and root bark of juicy fruits such as apples and pears. Phloretin can be used in facial masks, skin care creams, lotions and essences. It is a pearly white crystalline powder that is soluble in ethanol and acetone and almost insoluble in water.

PRODUCT USE

Phloretin can be used in facial masks, skin care creams, lotions and essences. Phloretin can inhibit the excessive secretion of sebaceous glands and is used to treat acne with vigorous secretion; it can inhibit the activity of melanocytes and has an effect on various skin spots. Compared with similar natural ingredients such as arbutin and kojic acid, phloretin at the same concentration has a better inhibitory effect on tyrosinase than them, and when it is compounded with arbutin and/or kojic acid, it can greatly improve the product's inhibition rate on tyrosinase, making the inhibition rate reach 100%.

Phloretin has a very strong moisturizing effect and can absorb 4 to 5 times its own weight of water. It can promote the absorption and utilization of other functional factors in the formula, so that they can play a better role. It has a strong antioxidant function and can remove free radicals in the skin. The antioxidant concentration for oil is between (10 to 30) × 10-6. It can prevent sugar components from entering epidermal cells, thereby inhibiting the excessive secretion of sebaceous glands and treating secretory acne; it can inhibit the activity of melanocytes and have a lightening effect on various skin spots. Phloretin can be used in facial masks, skin creams, lotions and essences