Erythrulose (DHB) Liquid Supplier - CAS 496-93-5 - Cosmetic raw material Self-Tanning Ingredient

Basic Information:

Product name:Erythrulose (ERL)
Alternate name:DHB；(R)-1,3,4-Trihydroxybutan-2-one；D-Erythrulose Glycerotetrulose
CAS No.:533-50-6
Appearance:Clear, yellowish, viscous liquid
Molecular Formula：
C4H8O4
Specification:99%; The general addition amount is 1-10%, up to 20%
Aroma:N/A

Description:

Trade name	ERL
INCI Name	Erythrulose
Application	Bronze emulsion, Bronze concealer, Self-tanning Spray
Content	75-84%
Package	25kgs net per plastic drum
Appearance	Yellow to orange-brown colored, highly viscous liquid
Solubility	Water soluble
Function	Sunless Tanning
Shelf life	2 years
Storage	Stored in a cool, dry place at 2-8°C
Dosage	1-3%

Product Efficacy and Application:

Natural and Uniform Tan: EErythrulose (DHB) produces a color that is more similar to a natural UV suntan compared to DHA. Longer-Lasting Tan: Erythrulose (DHB) tans are generally more long-lasting than DHA tans. Application: Self-Tanning Products: Erythrulose (DHB) is commonly used in creams, lotions, foams, sprays, and even make-up products like foundations. Combination with DHA: Erythrulose (DHB) is often combined with DHA in formulations to mitigate the drawbacks of DHA, such as uneven tanning and orange hues.

Product Performance:

Erythrulose (DHB) is a self-tanning agent that reacts with amino acids in the skin to produce a tan, similar to the Maillard reaction. It's known for creating a natural-looking, even tan with less chance of streaking than DHA (dihydroxyacetone). Erythrulose (DHB) produces a lighter, slower-developing tan that fades faster than DHA alone. It's often combined with DHA to create a longer-lasting and more even tan.

Erythrulose (ERL)