Eucerin anti pigment spot corrector pen

Melanin is a natural pigment that gives color to the skin. Exposure to sunlight , hormonal influences and aging can lead to increased melanin production and trigger hyperpigmentation . Hyperpigmentation appears as dark spots and age spots (also called sunspots) that give the skin an uneven appearance.

Who is Eucerin anti pigment spot corrector pen for?

Eucerin Anti-pigment spot corrector pen has a sponge applicator that will allow you to precisely target pigment spots .

Eucerin Dark Spot Corrector Pen effectively reduces dark spots and prevents their reappearance.

• A local applicator based on Thiamidol
• A precision solution for hyperpigmentation
• Effectively reduces dark spots and prevents their reappearance

A local applicator based on Thiamidol that offers a targeted solution for small areas of hyperpigmentation. Skin looks more even.

This Eucerin anti-pigment spot corrector pen is for anyone who wants to:

• a solution to reduce pigment spots on the face or on the hands
• reduce dark spots while preventing their reappearance
• find a regular and luminous complexion

The main active ingredient in this Eucerin spot corrector pen is Thiamidol. A gentle active that inhibits the activity of tyrosinase; an enzyme responsible for concentrating melanin under the skin. This component therefore makes it possible to fight against cutaneous hyperpigmentation. It effectively reduces dark spots and prevents their reappearance.

How to use Eucerin anti pigment spot corrector pen?

This applicator pen allows a local and targeted application in case of low extent hyperpigmentation.

Day after day, brown spots fade, the skin looks more even .

1. Apply Eucerin anti-pigment spot corrector pen once a day to a previously cleansed area.
2. Apply directly to the pigment spot.
3. For optimal results, combine the correction pen with Eucerin Anti-Pigment SPF 30 day care and Eucerin Anti-Pigment night care.

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Composition of the Eucerin spot corrector pen

Alcohol denat, aqua, glycerin, isobutylamido thiazoyl resorcinol, glucosylrutin, isoquercitrin, ammonium acryloyldimethyltaurate/vp copolymer

Precaution of use

The Eucerin anti-pigment range contains Thiamidol. They should not be used more than 4 times per day.

Presentation

5ml concealer pen

Our advice and advice from pharmacy experts

How do brown spots occur?

Dark spots , also called age spots, are not directly related to age. They are also called sunspots or solar lentigo and appear in varying sizes on areas of skin exposed to the sun such as the face, hands, décolleté, shoulders and arms. These small spots, generally darker than normal skin, are linked to an excess production of melanin by cells: melanocytes.
There are several types of hyperpigmentation spot:

• Lentigo
• Chloasma, melasma or pregnancy mask

Thiamidol acts at the source of hyperpigmentation by inhibiting the production of melanin in the skin. Thus, existing spots disappear and fewer new spots appear. Thiamidol is the key active ingredient in the Eucerin Anti-pigment range. It has been proven by clinical and dermatological studies to reduce dark spots and prevent their reappearance. The first results are visible after two weeks and improve continuously with regular use.