Hydro-Glo Skin Brightening Cleanser

Product Details

A glow cleanser which brightens and exfoliates containing a combined 10% concentration of lactic, mandelic, kojic, and skin lightening combo (Glutathione, Bearberry, Licorice).

• Skin Concerns: Dull skin, loss of natural glow, dehydrated, spots, wrinkles, facial lines, pore refinement, uneven texture, pigmentation correction

• Skin Type: All skin types

• Good For: Enhancing glow, brightening texture, promotes skin clarity, smoothes and refines, lightly exfoliates, firms and tightens, renews by removing dead skin cells

• Lactic acid, an alpha hydroxy acid, works best for dealing with pigmentation issues.

• Kojic acid is best known for its skin lightening properties. It helps to visibly reduce spots, freckles, or other pigment irregularities

• Kojic works by blocking tyrosine, an amino acid responsible for producing melanin, and thus helps lighten and even out skin tone

• Bearberry extract contains Arbutin, a natural skin brightener that blocks the production of tyrosine, the amino acid responsible for producing melanin

• Arbutin is a natural remedy for hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone. It has been shown to be less toxic than hydroquinone, another commonly used skin lightener

• Bearberry is a natural remedy for hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone

• Licorice root extract helps to naturally inhibit melanin production and has been shown to help reduce the appearance of pigment irregularities such as age spots, sun damage, or freckles

• Mandelic acid has been shown to reduce acne, scarring, fine lines and wrinkles

• Mandelic acid is a good option for darker complexions as there is less chance of skin discoloration compared to other acids

• Ylang Ylang extract reduces oil production and helps achieve a balanced skin environment

• Ylang Ylangs antiseptic and antibacterial elements aid in wound healing and helps prevent infections

• Yarrow extract contains high amounts of flavonoids, vital antioxidants that protect against cell-damaging free radicals