Biological depigmenting concept launched

Drawing the best from Palmaria palmata, a red aquatic alga that grows attached to seashore rocks, SILAB has launched Whitonyl, an innovative biological depigmenting concept.

Chronic sun exposure leads to cutaneous photo-ageing, characterised by the appearance of deep wrinkles, loss of elasticity and pigment disturbances. The pigment disturbances appear most of the time in the form of marks such as age spots, freckles or brown spots. These, accentuated with age, are predominantly located on areas of the body regularly exposed to the sun (hands, face, arms, etc.) and particularly affect Asian women.

Whitonyl gives the consummer a clear, homogeneous and opaline complexion. It limits melanogenesis; limits the transport of melanosomes; and controls photo-induced pigmentation.

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