can i use arbutin with peptides FAQ

Arbutin is a derivative of hydroquinone, which is not safe to use during pregnancy. Until there’s data on how arbutin is broken down and absorbed in the body, avoid arbutin in favor of other brighteners like kojic or glycolic acid, which are known to be safe for pregnant people.

Arbutin is a derivative of hydroquinone, which is banned in many countries. But arbutin itself is not banned in any countries, as it’s linked to a lower risk of side effects than hydroquinone.

Arbutin lightens areas of skin that have excess pigment, such as dark spots or areas affected by melasma. However, you do not have to worry about the ingredient bleaching your skin.

Yes, it is safe to use arbutin every day, and it’s also okay to use it twice a day. As with any product, watch for irritation and adjust use accordingly.

Arbutin suppresses melanin activity in the skin, helping to decrease unwanted pigment that can occur due to sun exposure. Thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties, it’s also useful for fading scars.