Solve On Regulating Serum with lactoferrin

It is a tyrosinase inhibitor which reduces melanin (skin pigment) synthesis in the skin, thus helping to even out skin tone and minimize discolorations. It accelerates lesion healing and protects the skin against free radicals.

It is a tyrosinase inhibitor that reduces melanin (skin pigment) synthesis in the skin. As an antioxidant, it evens out skin tone and helps minimize dark spots.

An alpha hydroxy acid obtained from star anise (Illicium verum). It has a carboxyl group, which means it can bind water in the epidermis to prevent transepidermal water loss. It improves hydration and makes the skin soft and supple. It is a mild keratolytic agent. It does not make skin red or dry. It is an antioxidant — it neutralizes and stabilizes free radicals, preventing uncontrolled reactions between free radicals and skin biomolecules.

Thanks to its antimicrobial and exfoliating properties, shikimic acid is perfect for acne-prone skin. It regulates excessive keratinization of the epidermis, unclogs sebaceous gland openings, and reduces the proliferation of microbes. 

A gallic acid derivative that belongs to the category of phenolic acids, with increased stability and bioavailability. It has documented anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidative, and antifungal properties. Diglucosyl gallic acid brightens discolorations, evens out skin tone, reduces erythema, and minimizes large pores.

Powerful moisturizer that can reduce transepidermal water loss. It can improve skin hydration, speed up its regeneration, and act as an anti-aging agent. Depending on its molecular weight, HA takes on different properties: smaller molecules can penetrate the epidermal barrier more easily, ensuring hydration in the superficial layers of the epidermis, while high molecular weight hyaluronic acid does not penetrate the epidermis, but binds water molecules on its surface, creating a moisturizing compress which reduces discomfort and dehydration.

The addition of Lactobacillus ferment (Lactobacillus/Pear Juice Ferment Filtrate) promotes and restores balanced dermal microbiota, which positively affects the condition of problematic skin. People with problematic skin often struggle with dysbiosis (imbalance in the dermal microbiota). The dominance of certain more pathogenic C. acnes strains (IA1) makes these individuals’ skin more prone to acne.

A protein naturally produced by the human body, essential in the process of building immunity. It is present in many bodily fluids and gland secretions, such as milk, saliva, tears, or mucus. It stimulates the process of keratinocyte differentiation, as well as healing processes in wounds and lesions. It is a protein that can bind with iron ions to increase their absorption in the body.