Packaging: 15 g
Release form: cream-gel, light consistency, quickly absorbed, does not leave a feeling of film.
Cozhivit gel with 2% kojic acid. Of all the known depigmenting (lightening) agents, kojic acid is the safest and has the most pronounced effect. The effectiveness of this substance has been confirmed by the results of a number of studies.
Kojivit Gel is used for:
Hyperpigmentation of the skin of any nature
photoaging
freckles
age spots
Chloasma or lentigo
Caution:
in the case of using kojic acid must be present sunscreens with a very reliable UV filter. Tanning in this case is strictly prohibited!
Contraindications:
It is not recommended to use kojic acid - people with skin infections, contact dermatitis, acne exacerbations, herpes.
Rosacea, couperosis and other vascular skin disorders are conditional contraindications for using kojic acid. In these cases, an individual consultation with a skin specialist is required before use.
Despite the good skin tolerance, kojic acid can sometimes cause redness, burning and peeling with long-term use. Allergic reactions to this substance are extremely rare, but possible.
The use of kojic acid is contraindicated during pregnancy and during lactation.
Ingredients:
Kojic Acid Topical - 2% W/W
Octinoxate Topical - 7.5%
Arbutin Arbutin Topical - 1.5%
Mulberry Extract Topical - 1.5%
Manufacturer: Micro Labs Limited
MICRO LABS LIMITED
Address: 31, Reis Race Course Road, Bangalore-560 001, India
31, RACE COURSE ROAD, BANGALORE-560 001, INDIA
+91-80-2237 0451-57
+91-80-2237 0463
site: http://www.microlabsltd.com/
Kozhivit gel with 2% kojic acid. Of all known depigmenting (lightening) agents, kojic acid is the most harmless and has the most pronounced effect. The effectiveness of this substance has been confirmed by the results of a number of studies.
Properties of kojic acid:
- Prevents the formation of pigmentation, brightens the skin,
- Has an antimicrobial effect,
- Has an exfoliating effect,
- Provides a lasting skin whitening effect in almost 60% of cases,
- It prevents serious sunburns caused by the accumulation of melanin.
The action of kojic acid in cosmetics:
In cosmetics, the action of kojic acid is primarily aimed at lightening the skin.
To understand how this substance works, you need to remember the process of tanning: under the influence of ultraviolet, the cells of the epidermis synthesize the pigment melanin. Kojic acid blocks this process, while traditional skin whiteners (for example, hydroquinone) only destroy existing melanin without preventing the appearance of new ones.
In the process of using kojic acid, the existing pigment in the skin is destroyed, and the production of new melanin gradually stops, which leads to the appearance of a permanent lightening effect.
Important: the skin becomes very sensitive to sunlight. That is why when whitening the skin with kojic acid, it is necessary to use powerful SPF protection, not lower than 40.
Indications for use
Hyperpigmentation of the skin of any nature
Photoaging
Freckles
Age spots
Chloasma or lentigo
Pigmentation caused by pregnancy, birth control pills, insolation, cosmetics, medications
Acne, post-acne, acne, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Attention: when using kojic acid, sunscreens with a very reliable ultraviolet filter must be present. Tanning in this case is strictly prohibited!
How to use the product
Kojic acid gives an excellent effect even with a strong change in skin tone.
Application: apply a thin layer to clean facial skin 2 times a day, after washing. The course of application for the most pronounced result is 1-2 months.
The effect of the application of kojic acid manifests itself within 1 month. It is usually used in a concentration of 0.2-1%, higher concentrations of kojic acid do not affect the intensity of the whitening effect.
After stopping use, the skin returns to its natural state, but without unwanted accumulated pigment spots.
Contraindications
It is not recommended to use kojic acid - people with skin infections, contact dermatitis, acne exacerbations, herpes.
Rosacea, couperosis and other vascular defects of the skin are conditional contraindications for the use of kojic acid. In these cases, individual consultation of each specialist is necessary before use.
Despite the good skin tolerance, kojic acid can sometimes cause redness, burning and peeling with long-term use. Allergic reactions to this substance are extremely rare, but possible.
The use of kojic acid is contraindicated during pregnancy and during lactation.
Kozhivit gel action of kojic acid:
The action of kojic acid is primarily aimed at lightening the skin.
To understand how this substance works, you need to remember the process of tanning: under the influence of ultraviolet, the cells of the epidermis synthesize the pigment melanin. Kojic acid blocks this process, while traditional skin whiteners (for example, hydroquinone) only destroy existing melanin without preventing the appearance of new ones.
In the process of using Kozhivit gel, the existing pigment in the skin is destroyed, and the production of new melanin gradually stops, which leads to the appearance of a permanent lightening effect.
Attention: in the case of using kojic acid, sunscreen must be present very reliable ultraviolet filter. Tanning in this case is strictly prohibited!
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