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Detailed Description
COMPONENTS
10 Ampoules + 26 Whitening Patches
PRODUCT CODE
DSAMKA
AMPOULES
PROPERTIES
Kojic acid (5-hydroxy-2-(hydroxymethyl)-4-pyrone) is used in skin care formulations to lighten the skin, like another agent, hydroquinone. However, while hydroquinone works by inhibiting the activity of tyrosinase by acting as a melanocyte cytotoxic inhibitor and by increasing the cytotoxicity of melanocytes (melanin-producing cells), kojic acid lightens the skin solely by suppressing tyrosinase activity (by inhibiting catecholase activity of tyrosinase) in a non-traditional fashion. Kojic acid is revered worldwide for its skin-lightening abilities, and is commonly used in topical formulations to treat dark spots.
Kojic acid is a by-product in the fermentation process of malting rice for use in the manufacture of sake, the Japanese rice wine. There is definitely convincing research, both in vitro and in vivo, and also in animal studies, showing that kojic acid is effective for inhibiting melanin production (Sources: Biological and Pharmaceutical Bulletin, August 2002, pages 1045–1048; Analytical Biochemistry, June 2002, pages 260–268; Cellular Signaling, September 2002, pages 779–785; American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, September-October 2000, pages 261–268; and Archives of Pharmacal Research, August 2001, pages 307–311). Both glycolic acid and kojic acid, as well as glycolic acid with hydroquinone are highly effective in reducing the pigment in melasma patients (Source: Dermatological Surgery, May 1996, pages 443–447).
Why aren't there more products available containing kojic acid?
Kojic acid is an extremely unstable ingredient in cosmetic formulations. Upon exposure to air or sunlight it turns a strange shade of brown and loses its efficacy. Many cosmetics companies use kojic dipalmitate as an alternative because it is far more stable in formulations. However, there is no research showing that kojic dipalmitate is as effective as kojic acid, though it is a good antioxidant. Research shows that Kojic Acid is best presented and stored in glass ampoules.
DIRECTION OF USE
Break the top of the skincare ampoule. Distribute the precious serum directly on the skin or mix in a cream or in a mask. Massage delicately on the interested areas until completely absorbed.
Normal Programme - Phase 1 : Apply one skincare ampoule every three days for a month - Phase 2 : To consolidate the obtained results repeat phase 1.
Intensive Programme -Phase 1 : Apply one skincare ampoule on alternate days for a month - Phase 2 : To consolidate the obtained results repeat phase 1.
WARNINGS
Do not expose yourself to the sun. Avoid contact with eyes and in case rinse with water. The skincare ampoule tip must be broken by using a piece of cloth.
PATCHES
PROPRIETES
TYROSINASE COMPETING AGENT
Soy isoflavone a sort of bioflavonoid mainly located in the cotyledon and hypocotyl of the bean seeds. Soy isoflavone is a combination,12 kinds of isoflavones. The four core ingredients in soy isoflavone are: daidzein, daidzin, genistein and genistin. Soy isoflavones reduce the bioavailability of sex hormones that may stimulate pigmentation.
INHIBITING TYROSINASE AGENTS WITH ANTI INFLAMMATORY PROPERTIES
ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM ~ LYCYRRHIZA GLABRA ~ MULBERRY
MELANIN INHIBITORS
ASCORBYL PALMITATE - Ascorbyl palmitate is an ester formed from ascorbic acid and palmitic acid creating a fat-soluble form of vitamin C. Vitamin C inhibits the formation of melanin.
MELANIN REDUCING AGENT WITH PEELING EFFECT
AZELAIC ACID ~ SALICYLIC ACID ~ GLYCOLIC ACID
The combination of these three acids have a synergic effect on the activity of all other ingredients in the Dermastir whitening patches.
SOOTHING AGENTS TO CONTRAST THE ACTIVITY OF THE ACIDS AND THE TYROSINASE INHIBITORS ON THE SKIN
CITRUS AURANTIUM DULCIS OIL & CHAMOMILLA RECUTITA
DIRECTIONS OF USE
Patches are applied to the pigmented areas and they are left overnight for 6~8 hours.
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