Skincare raw materials for your next blend.

Turmeric offers significant skin benefits due to its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and antioxidant properties, primarily driven by the compound curcumin. It helps treat acne, reduce acne scarring, brighten skin, calm inflammation from conditions like eczema and psoriasis, and slow signs of aging. Key Skin Benefits of Turmeric Acne Treatment:

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Clobetasol is a pro whitening powder use to activate product .. it can be used for black soap .. body cream production ... Face treatment... Hyperpigmentation..... Usage rate .. 0.1.to 0.5%

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0.5% – 1% → Mild skin brightening 2% → Common cosmetic use 3% – 4% → Strong treatment for pigmentation (dermatologist use) ⚠️ Do not exceed 4% in skincare products.

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Vitamin E (Tocopherol) is a powerful antioxidant vitamin widely used in skincare, cosmetics, and hair products. It helps protect the skin from damage, improves moisture, and keeps the skin looking healthy and youthful. Usage rate. 0.1 to 0.5% Vitamin E works very well when combined with: Glycerin (for hydration) Kojic acid (for brightening) Niacinamide (for pigmentation) Licorice extract (for dark spots)

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Octadecenedioic acid is known as a skin whitening agent, with a new mechanism of action inhibiting the entire metabolic pathway of melanin synthesis from the nucleus of the melanocyte. By reducing the level of tryosinase mRNA, tyrosinase and melanin production is decreased. It provides skin brightening by helping to reduce melanin synthesis. Octadecenediodic acid is obtained from natural and vegetable oleic acid. studies show it plays a novel role in interrupting excess melanin via binding to enzymatic receptor sites on skin’s surface that help encourage normal, even skin color. This vegetable-derived ingredient was discovered after research into alternatives to Azelaic Acid. Also known as Dioic Acid both acids are Dicarboxylic Acid. Regulate sebum and combat blemishes whilst minimizing risk of irritation. INCI: 9-Octadecenedioic acid Cas no: 20701-68-2 Usage Rate: 1-2% Oil soluble, add to cool down phase or below 60oC

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Urea is a hygroscopic molecule (capable of absorbing water) present in the epidermis as a component of the natural moisturizing factor (NMF) and is essential for the adequate hydration and integrity of the stratum corneum due to its humectant property. Urea improves skin barrier function including antimicrobial defense, One of the first uses of urea in modern medicine was the topical treatment of wounds due to its proteolytic and antibacterial properties. At present, urea is widely used in dermatology to improve skin barrier function and as one of the most common moisturizers and keratolytic agents. Urea helps improve the appearance of patches of dry, rough, scaly skin in two ways: by providing hydration to smooth your skin's texture, and by helping to reduce the buildup of dead skin cells. Benefits: breaking down the outer layer of skin to promote new cell growth (keratolytic) moisturizing skin cells soothing irritation increasing how deeply products penetrate the skin Usage rate: 2%–10% for moisturizing and optimizing the skin’s barrier function 10%–30% for keratolytics

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