| Dihydroxyacetone | MakingCosmetics Inc. |
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Dihydroxyacetone is a FDA-approved self-tanning agent obtained by bacterial degradation of natural phosphate sugar. Synonyms: dihyxal, otan, oxantin. Reacts with proteins in the skin thereby forming melanoidin-like brown compounds within 2 hours producing...weiterlesen
Dihydroxyacetone is a FDA-approved self-tanning agent obtained by bacterial degradation of natural phosphate sugar. Synonyms: dihyxal, otan, oxantin. Reacts with proteins in the skin thereby forming melanoidin-like brown compounds within 2 hours producing a suntanned appearance. Note: tan does not protect against UV-rays like the melanin-tan produced by sunbathing!. Can be combined with erythrulose. verkürzen
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| Erythrulose | MakingCosmetics Inc. |
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Erythrulose is a red and sour tart sugar found in ripe, red raspberries and also in other red berries. Activity: erythrulose reacts with amino groups of keratin in the skin leading to brownish polymers (melanoids) especially with dihydroxyacetone (DHA). C...weiterlesen
Erythrulose is a red and sour tart sugar found in ripe, red raspberries and also in other red berries. Activity: erythrulose reacts with amino groups of keratin in the skin leading to brownish polymers (melanoids) especially with dihydroxyacetone (DHA). Chemical name: L-1,3,4-trihydroxy-2-butanone. Synergistic self-tanning effect when used together with DHA. Provides a natural, deep and even tan whereas DHA alone may create an orange tone and stripes. Erythrulose may prolong the tan and leaves the skin less dry. verkürzen
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