SCCS Safety Evaluation of Beta‑arbutin
According to the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) of the European Commission, Beta‑Arbutin is considered safe for use in cosmetic products at concentrations up to 7% in face creams.
Reference: Please click here to view the official SCCS safety report.
Derma Reshine Beta-arbutin
1.physicochemical and hygienic specifications
2.Stability test
3.Hydroquinone Spectrum Analysis
4.Production process
5.Usage effect
What is the difference between beta arbutin and alpha arbutin?
| Product Name | Beta Arbutin | Alpha Arbutin |
|---|---|---|
| Traits | White crystalline powder | White crystalline powder |
| CAS No. | 497-76-7 | 84380-01-8 |
| INCI Name | Arbutin | Alpha-Arbutin |
| Addition amount | 2%–7% | 0.5%–2% |
| Water-soluble | 100% | 100% |
| Security recommendations | It is not recommended to use this product with highly concentrated acidic ingredients, as this may accelerate hydrolysis and cause irritation. |
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| Formulation suggestions | Can be combined with soothing ingredients. | It can be used in combination with other whitening ingredients. |
| Market Applications | Mid-range whitening products | High-end whitening products |
| Regulatory compliance | China: Permitted for use, but hydrolysis risks need to be controlled.
European Union: Permitted for use, but must be labeled “May release hydroquinone.” United States: No specific restrictions, but attention should be paid to hydroquinone residue. South Korea: High-concentration formulas must pass irritation tests. |
China’s “Technical Specifications for Cosmetic Safety”: No restrictions on the amount of added ingredients.
EU Regulation EC 1223/2009: Permitted for use, at a concentration of ≤2%. US FDA: Listed in the TSCA inventory, no restrictions. South Korean KFDA: Approved for use in whitening cosmetics, at a concentration of ≤2%. |
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