Anti-Hyperpigmentation Cream Gel

Description

• Age: 18+
  Brand: Sesderma
  Line: melases trx
  Product Type: face cream-gel
  Product Properties: anti dark spots, moisturizing
  Ingredients: arginine, bisabolol, glycolic acid, lactic acid, vitamin e
  Formula: mineral oil-free, paraben-free
  When To Use: universal
  Gender: for women
  Classification: dermatocosmetics, pharmacy
  Skin Type: all types
  Country: Spain
  Made in: Spain

• The Melases C Cysteamine Cream Gel represents an innovative solution in the battle against skin hyperpigmentation. This cream-gel by Sesderma is specifically designed to reduce the visibility of pigmentation spots, melasma, and post-acne marks. It contains a unique active ingredient, cysteamine, which effectively reduces melanin production, thereby improving skin tone and texture. As a result, this cream-gel not only helps lighten pigmentation but also enhances the overall condition of the epidermis. Using Melases C Cysteamine Cream Gel can achieve noticeable improvements in skin color and quality. This product can be used both on its own and in combination with other skincare products, making it a versatile addition to your daily beauty regimen. Its light texture ensures comfortable application and quick absorption, leaving the skin soft and smooth.

  Features of the Sesderma Melases C Cysteamine Cream Gel:

  – Effectively combats hyperpigmentation;
  – Contains the active ingredient cysteamine;
  – Improves skin tone and texture;
  – Suitable for treating pigmentation spots, melasma, and post-acne marks;
  – Can be used as part of an individual or comprehensive skincare program;
  – Light texture for comfortable application;
  – Quickly absorbed, leaving the skin soft and smooth;
  – Suitable for daily use;
  – Suitable for all skin types.

• To use the Sesderma Melases C Cysteamine cream-gel, first cleanse your face. Apply a small amount of the product to areas with hyperpigmentation, massaging gently until fully absorbed. It is best to use the cream in the evening before bedtime. Avoid direct sunlight on treated areas by using sunscreen during the day.