Cysteamine Hydrochloride is a thiolic molecule which is naturally produced in the human body. The skin whitening effect of Cysteamine Hydrochloride was first discovered around 50 years ago. Data is available which indicates that Cysteamine Hydrochloride and of of its derivatives (methyl mercaptoethylamine hydrochloride) are more powerful than hydroquinone. The mechanism of action of Cysteamine…
DetailsCysteamine Cream is applied once a day, preferably in the evening and is then rinsed away before going to bed (the contact duration on the skin is 3 to 5 hours per day). Initial results can be seen 3 to 4 weeks of daily application and usually the optimal results are reached after 6 to…
DetailsSkin whitening agents used for the treatment of skin hyperpigmenting disorders (such as melasma (pregnancy mask) and lentigo) but also in skin whitening of normal skin belong to a few family groups of chemicals. The most important of these groups are the phenols, catechols and thiols: Examples of phenolic and catecholic skin whiteners are hydroquinone…
DetailsSkin whitening agents used for the treatment of skin hyperpigmenting disorders (such as melasma (pregnancy mask) and lentigo) but also in skin whitening of normal skin belong to a few family groups of chemicals. The most important of these groups are the phenols, catechols and thiols: Examples of phenolic and catecholic skin whiteners are hydroquinone…
DetailsCysteamine Cream is the only depigmenting cream which contains Cysteamine Hydrochloride as an active ingredient. This dermatologist-developed cream can be used: to unify the color (colour) of the skin when irregularities of pigmentation are present. to prevent new dark spots from appearing. Presentation The Scientific Evidence of its Efficacy Before Cysteamine. After 3 weeks. User Guide…
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