Skin color results from the quantitative & qualitative variations of melanic pigments. Melanin is produced by the epidermis basal cells, called melanocytes. Its production (melanogenesis), ensures the constitutive pigmentation of skin from birth and also leads to induced pigmentation (rolonged exposure to UVs). Pigmentation is a fragile mechanism, under the influence of hormones, UV rays, contact, genetic and medication. It includes several successive steps: Melanin Synthesis > Pigment synthesis by the melanocytes in the melanosomes. Melanin Diffusion > Transfer of mature melanosomes loaded with pigments from the base of the epidermis to the superficial layers of skin thanks to the keratinocytes. Melanin Expulsion The elimination of melanosomes and degradation into the corneocytes through cell regeneration process, resulting in the uniform color of skin. When skin metabolism is unbalanced, these 3 steps deregulate, creating multiple pigmentation disorders: dark spots, yellow skin tone, dullness.
REDUCES THE AMOUNT OF PIGMENT IN THE EPIDERMIS SOSKIN D-WHITE slow down the melanin production for an even, beautifully enhanced complexion. BREAKS UP THE UPCOMING SETS OF PIGMENTS BEFORE THEY SETTLE IN THE EPIDERMIS SOSKIN D-WHITE prevents nascent spots and reduces the intensity. STIMULATES THE SKIN'S SURFACE TURNOVER Thanks to its micro-peeling action. SOSKIN laboratory developed the exclusive « D-WHITE » complex. It acts on the cause and at every phase of the pigmentation process: stimulates on surface, inhibits pigments synthesis, regulates the transfer and accumulation of pigments. SOSKIN D-WHITE has no action on cell division. It does not change the thickness of the skin. So, it does not increase sensitivity to light and saves skin from the side effects that may appear after the use of other regulated substances. SOSKIN formulated the [W+] WHITE SPECIFICATION global range, suitable to all ages and all skin types to correct pigment flaws and reveal the light of all beauties.Formulated for light, delicate skin and for thicker, matte skin, which is often heavily pigmented. |