Anti-Spot Radiance Cream reduces pigmentation spots, evens skin tone and revives radiance, thanks to the action of Clarisyl, probiotics and rice proteins. Visible results in as little as 1 month.
Do you notice stubborn pigmentation spots, uneven skin tone or a lack of radiance on a daily basis? Krème's Crème Éclat Anti-Taches has been designed to target these visible signs on the skin, whether they're linked to the sun, age, hormonal variations or acne. This dermatological treatment acts directly on the inflammatory origin of blemishes to reduce and prevent their appearance. It restores your skin's natural luminosity, without make-up.
Its secret lies in the 3% Clarisyl® biotechnological extract, derived from the iridescent Cystoseira tamariscifolia algae. This active ingredient soothes melanin peaks, slows pigment migration and corrects spots that have already set in. By strengthening the skin barrier with integrated probiotics and visibly smoothing the complexion with rice proteins, this cream offers a global action: it doesn't just mask blemishes, it acts in-depth on their mechanism.
Clarisyl® targets 4 main types of blemish: those caused by the sun, skin aging, hormonal disorders such as pregnancy mask, and post-acne marks. Within 1 month, skin is more even and luminous, with +20% radiance observed in clinical tests on active ingredients.
The melting texture penetrates quickly, making it pleasant to use every day, morning and night. It's a genuine natural alternative to conventional depigmenting products, which are often irritating or photosensitizing.
Combine with Isdin Fotoultra 100 Active Unify SPF50+. This high-protection anti-spot photoprotector completes the action of the anti-spot cream by limiting pigmentary recurrence linked to sun exposure, while reinforcing skin tone uniformity.
Apply Anti-Spot Radiance Cream morning and evening to clean, dry skin, all over the face or locally to affected areas. For best results, use after the Concentrated Anti-Spot Serum from the same range. The complete routine works synergistically to more intensely correct existing spots.
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Precautions
Clarisyl, Rice Proteins, Probiotics (detailed composition to come)
Presentation:
50 ml tube.
To reinforce the effects of the cream, apply it with a gentle circular massage to stimulate microcirculation and promote penetration of the active ingredients. Combination with daily sun protection is essential, even in winter, to prevent pigmentation recurrence.
FAQ
Can this cream be used during pregnancy?
The formula is gentle and free of controversial active ingredients, but if in doubt, always ask your health professional for advice, especially for skincare products targeting hormonal spots.
What's the difference with the serum in the same range?
The serum is more concentrated (5% Clarisyl) and has a deeper action. It prepares the skin and reinforces the results of the cream, which provides comfort, radiance and uniformity on a daily basis.
How long does it take to see the first results?
The first effects on radiance can be seen as early as 1 month, with a visible reduction in the intensity of pigmentation spots from the end of the 1st bottle, according to active ingredient tests.
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