Mesodew Lite Cream SPF 15

Mesodew Lite Cream SPF 15 is a dermatologically formulated cream designed to help address hyperpigmentation and dark spots. It combines exfoliating, brightening, and antioxidant-rich ingredients to help improve skin tone while providing sun protection. The formulation includes glycolic acid for gentle exfoliation, niacinamide for skin barrier support, and kojic acid dipalmitate to help with pigmentation concerns.

Key Ingredients:

• Glycolic Acid - 10.0% w/w

• Zinc Oxide - 5.0% w/w

• Niacinamide - 5.0% w/w

• Kojic Acid Dipalmitate - 2.0% w/w

• Pine Bark Extract - 2.0% w/w

• Alpha Arbutin - 1.5% w/w

• Vitamin E Acetate - 1.0% w/w

• Allantoin - 0.4% w/w

• Cream Base - qs

Net Quantity:
15 g

Key Benefits:

• It may help lighten hyperpigmentation and reduce the appearance of dark spots

• It contains glycolic acid, which aids in gentle exfoliation to improve skin texture

• It provides broad-spectrum sun protection with zinc oxide, helping to prevent further skin darkening

• It is enriched with niacinamide to support the skin barrier and improve overall skin tone

• It contains antioxidants like vitamin E and pine bark extract, which may help protect the skin from environmental damage

• It is formulated with allantoin to soothe and hydrate the skin, minimising irritation

Good to know:

• Free from Paraben and Steroid

• pH-balanced 5.5

Best Suited For:
All skin types

Product Form:
Cream

Container Type:
Tube

Area of Application:
Face and body

Concern:
Hyperpigmentation and dark spots

Directions for Use:
Use as directed by the physician

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store at a temperature below 30°C. Do not freeze. Protect from direct sunlight

• Keep out of reach of children

• Replace the cap tightly after use

• Avoid contact with eyes

• Mild stinging to severe irritation has been reported when using this preparation. Occasional hypersensitivity (Localized Contact Dermatitis) may develop. If hypersensitivity occurs, the medication should be discontinued, and the physician should be consulted immediately