Pigmentaion lightining face serum

Best to use only in the evening on clean and damp skin.
The serum is not suitable for individuals with an allergic reaction to any ingredient in the serum. It is
recommended to do an allergy test before use. Store in a dry, dark, cool place away from direct sunlight.

Licorice oil - it contains flavonoids that fight free radicals. It is also rich in antioxidants, so it effectively
protects the skin from pigmentation caused by exposure to ultraviolet rays of the sun. Lightens skin tone
and pigmentation. As it contains antioxidants and whitening agents, it helps in removing pigmentation and
dark spots, lightens and whitens the skin tone. A component of licorice root, glabridin, acts as an anti-
inflammatory and inhibits tyrosinase. It is the main enzyme responsible for pigmentation. Lekertin
component disperses and removes pigmentation and melanin in the skin.
It is a compound and an active ingredient.It should be noted that licorice contains licochalcone, which is
necessary to protect the skin. ideal for protecting against sun damage that can cause many skin problems
such as: signs of aging, dark spots, and more. For this reason, it will be used in protective lotions and
lotions for the treatment of burns caused by harmful sunlight.Regeneration of skin cells
Licorice oil helps in cell regeneration as the acids present are the main reason for leaving the skin fresh
and young and removing dead skin.
Bakuchi oil - is popular as a skin lightening ingredient because it can help reduce hyperpigmentation and
dark spots on the skin. With regular use, you can achieve an even skin tone.
This oil stimulates skin cell turnover, smoothes fine lines and wrinkles, improves skin tone and texture. It's
also an antioxidant, which means it can provide some protection against free radical damage.
Squalane - The main purpose of this substance is protection against aging. It allows you to retain moisture,
make your skin soft and silky. It has a pronounced antibacterial effect, therefore it protects the skin from
various pathogenic microbes that can cause inflammatory processes. Already at the age of 25, the
concentration of squalene in the dermis begins to gradually decrease, and at the beginning of this age it is
already worth considering the use of amaranth oil as an additional source of squalene.
Tocopherol (vitamin E)- is a natural vegetable vitamin E (not acetate, which is often used in other cosmetic
products, the frequent use of which, even in small amounts, can cause skin cancer...). It is a natural
antioxidant that protects body cells from the harmful effects of free radicals, moisturizes the skin, slows
down aging processes, and promotes the regeneration of body tissues. Helps the skin effectively fight
against oxidative stress caused by daily contact with environmental pollution and other toxins. Vitamin E
helps the skin restore its elasticity and provides it with the necessary oxygen. It is a natural antioxidant that
helps protect the skin from adverse external factors. With regular use, you can smooth out wrinkles, make
your skin healthy, elastic and beautiful.
Evening primrose oil - is recognized as lightening and reducing dark spots on the skin. This is one of the
most beneficial aspects of evening primrose oil for the skin. Evening primrose oil inhibits the formation of
melanin and soothes and heals pigment spots caused by UVB exposure.

Blueberry Oil – The oil is rich in antioxidants like vitamins A and C, and also contains a rare antioxidant like
polyphenol, which helps prevent oxidative stress. A large amount of vitamin C lightens pigment spots and
brightens and brightens the skin. If you have sensitive skin, you must have products with this oil. Due to the
fact that it helps to regenerate cells, the skin does not become flabby, it is no longer dry.
Rosehip oil - Rosehip oil is unique due to its naturally high content of vitamin A (retinoic acid) - it is used
against the appearance of wrinkles. Rosehip oil is extremely useful
for acne-damaged skin, as well as for sensitive skin, skin prone to allergies, as it reduces inflammation and
regenerates, for mature and developing skin, as it activates collagen synthesis, for skin prone to
pigmentation, studies have confirmed that rosehip oil inhibits melanin production. Suitable for all skin types,
as it absorbs well and does not leave an oily residue. Rosehip oil is rich in vitamin C, which strengthens the
capillaries and connective tissues of the skin. The pH is similar to the sebum produced by our own skin.
Thus, the oil is quickly absorbed and allows the skin to breathe. Pure rosehip oil contains about three-
quarters of the essential fatty acids - oleic, linoleic and linolenic - which help maintain healthy skin and
prevent premature aging. rosehip oil helps regenerate damaged skin cells because it contains unsaturated
fatty acids. These acids are important for maintaining healthy skin - they are components of cell
membranes. Rosehip oil also contains tretinoin (all-trans retinoid acid), also known as vitamin A acid. As
proven by many scientific studies, tretinoin stimulates the production of collagen and hyaluronic acid,
thickens the dermis layer and accelerates the regeneration of skin cells.
Cucumber Seed Oil - Cucumber seed oil is relatively light and absorbs well. It activates the skin
regeneration process and thus whitens spots and promotes acne healing. It is especially suitable for mature
skin, as it neutralizes free radicals, protects against the formation of wrinkles and helps delay skin aging.
Effectively helps reduce wrinkles around the eyes. Cucumber seed oil is relatively light and absorbs well.
Vitamin C - strengthening depigmentation processes, lightens already existing hyperpigmentation and
prevents the appearance of new pigment spots by blocking the effect of tyrosinase. Taking vitamin C can
also help prevent dry skin problems. Recent research shows that sunscreen alone is not enough to protect
against the harmful effects of the sun's rays. If you apply a vitamin C cream to your face beforehand, it will
help neutralize the harmful effects of free radicals.
Evening primrose CO2 extract - recommended in products intended for dry, sensitive, mixed, problematic
skin. Retains moisture, nourishes and soothes irritated skin. Brightens and reduces dark spots on the skin.
This is one of the most beneficial aspects of evening primrose oil for the skin. Evening primrose extract, like
the oil, inhibits the formation of melanin and soothes and heals pigment spots caused by UVB exposure.
Marula oil- With its emollient effect, it fills the cracks and gaps in the upper layer of the skin and makes the
skin softer and smoother. The antioxidants in the oil inhibit the enzymes that break down collagen and
elastin. It contains essential fatty acids and amino acids. It is widely used as an ingredient in skin care
products and appears to be beneficial for oily, acne-prone, dry and aging skin.
Papaya oil - great for irritated skin, eczema and psoriasis, it is light, non-greasy and full of nutrients that
benefit the skin. Rich source of vitamin A and C. Acts as an anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial agent.
Tamanu Oil - The oil lightens dark spots and hyperpigmentation caused by acne scars or sun exposure.
This can promote an even skin tone. It is useful for treating rashes, insect bites and other skin disorders
due to its relaxing properties.
Carrot seed oil - fights hyperpigmentation, detoxifies the blood and gives a naturally brighter skin tone.
Rosehip oil CO2 extract - the extract inhibits the production of melanin. It is rich in retinoids which are
known for their ability to reduce hyperpigmentation and other visible signs of aging with regular use.
Rosehip extract also contains lycopene and beta-carotene, which have skin-lightening properties.
Frangipani essential oil - is known for its fresh floral scent, skin nourishing and anti-aging properties.