Synergie Skin EnLighten

BENEFITS

This cutting-edge brightening serum addresses uneven skin tone and visible skin discolouration using a multilevel approach.

Enriched with Tranexamic acid, Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) and plankton extract, this advanced formula enhances skin clarity and luminosity, Brightens uneven skin tone and sun damage.

Fortified with tyrosinase inhibitors, tranexamic acid, vitamin B3 and skin brighteners, it is ideal for preparing skin for chemical peels, laser and IPL treatments.

For overall brightening, apply one pump over face and neck. For targeting pigmentation, apply sparingly to affected areas only.

Ensure broad spectrum solar protection, such as ÜberZinc or Synergie Minerals foundation, is applied after the serum to help prevent from sun damage and further darkening of hyperpigmentation.

30ml


KEY INGREDIENTS

Tranexamic acid:
Tranexamic acid is a powerful cosmeceutical which can inhibit and reduce UV-induced hyperpigmentation and has an ability to reduce the severity of melasma (hormonally induced hyperpigmentation).

Plankton extract:
Plankton extract acts on multiple stages of the pigmentation process to brighten the skin complexion, especially hyperpigmented spots. Plankton extract improves skin luminosity and decreases visibility of hyperpigmented areas to provide a more even looking skin tone.

Niacinamide (Vitamin B3):
In addition to barrier protection. Immunity, hydration, and collagen stimulation, niacinamide also address inflammation (which is often a cause of PIH) and reduces the appearance of hyperpigmentation by preventing melanin transfer from the melanocyte to the keratinocyte.

Dipotassium glycyrrhizate (liquorice root extract):
Liquorice extract significantly improves uneven skin tone and discolouration whilst reducing redness. Liquorice is also a powerful botanical anti-inflammatory which can greatly assist the treatment of hyperpigmentation.

Hydrolysed tomato skin (lycopene):
A potent, topical antioxidant essential for protecting skin against environmental damage and ageing.