Skin Whitening Cream Formulation: Mixability and Enhancement

Hello!

Thank you for sharing your cream formulation for skin whitening.

Based on the ingredients you provided and the staff's response:

1. Your original formula:

   • Activated Resorcinol™ 1% (Key whitening agent)
   • Disodium EDTA 0.2% (Chelating agent)
   • Light Cream Maker™ 1% (Emulsifier/Base)
   • LipidSoft™ Palm 5% (Emollient)
   • Mild Preserved Eco™ 1% (Preservative booster)
   • Distilled Water 86.8% (Base)
   • Note: The percentages add up to 95%. Assuming the remaining 5% is also Distilled Water, making the total water 91.8% and the formula 100%.

2. Mixability: As the staff confirmed, this formula is mixable. The tip to add the water phase slowly into the oil phase while mixing will help ensure proper emulsification.

3. Enhancing the formula: The staff's suggestion to add Safe-B3 (Niacinamide) and GlucoBright (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) is excellent.

   • Safe-B3 (Niacinamide) 5%: A multi-functional ingredient that helps brighten skin, improve skin barrier function, reduce redness, and can work synergistically with other whitening agents.
   • GlucoBright (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) 3-4%: Works to inhibit melanin production and can enhance the effect of Niacinamide. It also offers hydration benefits.
   • Adding these ingredients will boost the whitening efficacy of the cream, complementing the action of Activated Resorcinol.

4. Suggested Revised Formula (incorporating staff recommendations):
   To include Safe-B3 and GlucoBright, you would need to reduce the amount of Distilled Water. A possible revised formula could be (using 4% GlucoBright):

   • Activated Resorcinol™ 1%
   • Disodium EDTA 0.2%
   • Light Cream Maker™ 1%
   • LipidSoft™ Palm 5%
   • Mild Preserved Eco™ 1%
   • Safe-B3 (Niacinamide) 5%
   • GlucoBright (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) 4%
   • Distilled Water (adjust to 100%) 82.8%
   • Total: 100%

This revised formula combines multiple effective whitening ingredients for potentially better results. Remember to follow the mixing instructions carefully, adding the water phase to the oil phase gradually.

I hope this analysis is helpful!