Description
The most advanced hyperpigmentation night cream available. Evening Glow contains the same pigment-inhibiting peptides as Brighter Day, but this richer formulation contains the non-irritating proprietary retinoic acid analogue and exfoliators to activate the cells’ natural exfoliation for smoother, more radiant skin.
Main ingredients
Triple complex peptide active, Turmeric extract derivatives, Withaferin A, Pigmentation regulating gene agonist, Retinoic Acid Analogue, Arbutin and Niacinamide.
How to use
– After cleansing the skin, apply to the face, neck and décolleté.
– Luminesce Evening Glow is applied over brightening serums.<links to correctives page??
Special precautions
– NIGHT TIME USE ONLY.
– STOP the product three nights before and five nights after in-salon peels or invasive treatments.
– We suggest not to use this product when pregnant. (Even though there was no significant increase in retinoid levels in the blood of fertile females using the product – it has not been tested during pregnancy.)
A decade after first launching Luminesce, there are some exciting new discoveries around hyperpigmentation and how it’s formed in the skin. And Lamelle has updated the two moisturisers in the range to now inhibit multiple pathways of pigment formation and, for the first time ever in the skincare industry, to intervene in pigment formation in melasma at the DNA level.
PIGMENTATION
Dark spots, marks, and splotches on your face and skin. Now that’s one thing we can all do without. what’s causing the sudden onset of pigmentation? It affects all of us in different ways – every skin type and colour. There’s an important secret to treating this hyperpigmentation properly.
YOUR CONCERNS
Dark marks, Mottled pigmentation, Uneven skin colour, Thick make-up application, Hormonal pigmentation (Melasma and Chloasma), Solar pigmentation/Age spots/ Liver marks and Post-inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH).
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