Description
Q-WHITE CREAM
Description
Lightening gel emulsion specifically designed to treat hyperchromia and hyperpigmentation in a wide range of disorders (melasma, sunspots, hormonal hyperchromia, spots from the use of irritating products, hyperchromia from invasive treatments or post-operative inflammation).
The term hyperpigmentation refers to different states of alteration of the skin color due to an unnatural distribution, qualitative and quantitative, of pigments such as mainly melanin but also beta-carotene and hemoglobin. This unnatural distribution of pigments gives the skin a yellowish color tending towards dark brown. Numerous factors can act on the activity of tyrosinase altering the processes of melanogenesis (production of melanin). The main and most common causes of the onset of hyperpigmentation are inflammation and oxidation of the areas around the melanocytes (cells responsible for the production of melanin).
The most common cases of hyperchromia:
-melasma, facial area but also around the nipples or genital areas. Etiology not yet defined but exposure to the sun triggers the onset of the phenomenon;
-hormonal spots;
-sunspots;
-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), psoriasis, burns, acne, allergic reactions, peeling, laser, surgery;
-dark circles due to thinness of the skin that highlights any inflammation and vasodilation.
How to use
It is recommended to apply a small amount of product to the area to be treated 2 times a day. The time of the lightening evidence is a subjective function of the cell renewal cycle times.
Components
Ammonium acryloyldimethyltaurate/VP copolymer, 3-O-ethylascorbic acid, niacinamide, propylene glycol, phenetyl alcohol, caprylyl glycol, thioctic acid, sodium dextran sulfate.
Conservation
Store at room temperature.
Validity with intact packaging: 36 months.
Validity after opening: 6 months.
Format
40ml jar.
Cod. QW040
Lightening gel emulsion specifically designed to treat hyperchromia and hyperpigmentation in a wide range of disorders (melasma, sunspots, hormonal hyperchromia, spots from the use of irritating products, hyperchromia from invasive treatments or post-operative inflammation).
The term hyperpigmentation refers to different states of alteration of the skin color due to an unnatural distribution, qualitative and quantitative, of pigments such as mainly melanin but also beta-carotene and hemoglobin. This unnatural distribution of pigments gives the skin a yellowish color tending towards dark brown. Numerous factors can act on the activity of tyrosinase altering the processes of melanogenesis (production of melanin). The main and most common causes of the onset of hyperpigmentation are inflammation and oxidation of the areas around the melanocytes (cells responsible for the production of melanin).
The most common cases of hyperchromia:
-melasma, facial area but also around the nipples or genital areas. Etiology not yet defined but exposure to the sun triggers the onset of the phenomenon;
-hormonal spots;
-sunspots;
-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), psoriasis, burns, acne, allergic reactions, peeling, laser, surgery;
-dark circles due to thinness of the skin that highlights any inflammation and vasodilation.
How to use
It is recommended to apply a small amount of product to the area to be treated 2 times a day. The time of the lightening evidence is a subjective function of the cell renewal cycle times.
Components
Ammonium acryloyldimethyltaurate/VP copolymer, 3-O-ethylascorbic acid, niacinamide, propylene glycol, phenetyl alcohol, caprylyl glycol, thioctic acid, sodium dextran sulfate.
Conservation
Store at room temperature.
Validity with intact packaging: 36 months.
Validity after opening: 6 months.
Format
40ml jar.
Cod. QW040
