More specifically, the TGA defined parameters of use for arbutin by differentiating the types of arbutin and its allowable concentration before mandatory SUSMP labeling must be used. According to the report, this action means a significant number of products previously banned in Australia can now be sold.
As the administration explains, arbutin is a naturally occurring derivative of hydroquinone that is typically used in cosmetic products for skin lightening/brightening. It works by slowly releasing hydroquinone through hydrolysis, which in turn blocks tyrosinase activity and reduces the skin’s melanin production.
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