Difference Between WhiteCumin and WhiteCumin 2x

Both WhiteCumin and WhiteCumin 2x contain the same core active ingredient, Tetrahydrocurcuminoids (Tetrahydrodiferuloylmethane), which is extracted from Turmeric. This ingredient is known for its high purity, excellent skin brightening properties by reducing pigmentation, and strong antioxidant effects (with an ORAC value significantly higher than Vitamin C).

The primary differences lie in their physical form and solubility, which affect how they are incorporated into formulations:

• WhiteCumin: This is a powder form. It is soluble in Glycol, Propanediol, and oil. It needs to be dissolved in one of these solvents before being added to the main formulation. The recommended usage rate is typically lower, around 0.1-1.0% (with 0.2% recommended).
• WhiteCumin 2x: This is a liquid form. It is directly soluble in water, making it very easy to mix into water-based formulations. It is extracted using a special process to ensure it remains free from the dark yellow color of standard turmeric extracts. The recommended usage rate is higher, typically 1-4% (with 2.5-3.0% recommended).

In terms of results, both products offer similar benefits for skin brightening and anti-aging due to the same active compound. The choice between them depends on the desired formulation type (water-based vs. oil/glycol-based) and the required concentration.