Whitening Cream Formulation

Based on the ingredients and percentages you provided, here is an overview of the formulation and general steps for making the whitening cream.

Your ingredient list includes essential components for a cream emulsion:

• Water Phase: Purified Water, Natural Betaine, Safe-B3 (Vitamin B3), Gluco Bright
• Oil Phase: Jojoba Oil, Alpha-Bisabolol, Kojic Acid Dipalmitate (which is oil-soluble)
• Emulsifier: Light Cream Maker
• Solvent/Carrier: Ethoxydiglycol (can help dissolve ingredients)
• Preservative: Mild Preserved Eco

The total percentage of your ingredients adds up to 100%, which is correct for a complete formula.

General Manufacturing Steps

Here is a general procedure for creating this cream. Note that specific mixing times and equipment may vary depending on the batch size and available tools.

1. Prepare the Water Phase: Combine Purified Water, Natural Betaine, Safe-B3, and Gluco Bright in a container. Mix until all powders are fully dissolved.
2. Prepare the Oil Phase: In a separate container, combine Jojoba Oil and Alpha-Bisabolol.
3. Dissolve Kojic Acid Dipalmitate: In a small separate container, combine Kojic Acid Dipalmitate and Ethoxydiglycol. Gently heat this mixture (up to 80°C as recommended for Kojic Acid Dipalmitate) while stirring until the powder is dissolved. Allow this mixture to cool slightly (e.g., to around 50-60°C).
4. Combine Oil Phase Components: Add the cooled Kojic Acid Dipalmitate/Ethoxydiglycol mixture to the main Oil Phase (Jojoba Oil and Alpha-Bisabolol). Mix well.
5. Add Emulsifier: Add the Light Cream Maker to the combined Oil Phase. Mix thoroughly.
6. Emulsification: Slowly add the Water Phase to the combined Oil Phase and Emulsifier mixture while continuously stirring. Continue mixing until a uniform cream is formed. Avoid high-speed mixing (above 2500 rpm) to maintain the stability of the emulsion.
7. Cooling and Final Additives: Allow the cream to cool down to below 30°C. Once cooled, add the Mild Preserved Eco. Mix thoroughly to ensure even distribution.
8. pH Adjustment: Check the pH of the final cream. The optimal pH range for the active ingredients (Safe-B3, Alpha Arbutin, Gluco Bright, Kojic Acid Dipalmitate) is generally between 3.5 and 7.0. Adjust the pH if necessary using a suitable cosmetic-grade acid (like Lactic Acid) or base (like Sodium Hydroxide solution) diluted in water.

Formula Completeness

The list of ingredients you provided forms a functional cream formulation. It contains key active ingredients for whitening, a moisturizing agent, an emulsifier to create the cream texture, an oil phase, a solvent/carrier, and a preservative system. Depending on desired texture, feel, and additional benefits, other ingredients like humectants, antioxidants, or thickeners could be added, but the current list is a solid base.

Ordering Production

Regarding ordering production, I am an AI and cannot directly assist with manufacturing or sales processes. You would need to contact the supplier or manufacturer directly to discuss production options based on your formula.