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Thiamidol

An anti-pigment active discovered by Eucerin after researching the effect of 50,000 different compounds on their ability to inhibit human tyrosinase (which is involved in producing melanin, our skin’s pigment). Clinically proven to visibly reduce hyperpigmentation with just 2 weeks of use.

What is Thiamidol?

Thiamidol is a synthetic cosmetic ingredient known for its skin-brightening and pigment-reducing properties. It is used in skincare products to target and reduce the appearance of dark spots and hyperpigmentation.

What does Thiamidol do?

Thiamidol offers benefits such as: - Targets and inhibits melanin production in the skin, helping to reduce the appearance of dark spots and hyperpigmentation. - Assists in preventing the formation of new dark spots, making it beneficial for individuals with concerns about sun damage and uneven skin tone. - Can improve the overall clarity and brightness of the skin, promoting a more even and radiant complexion. - Supports a more uniform and balanced skin tone, contributing to a youthful and healthy-looking appearance.

Who is Thiamidol good for?

If any of the following apply Thiamidol might be a good option for you:

Pigmentation

Post Blemish Marks

Pregnancy

Who should avoid Thiamidol?

If any of the following apply it might be best to avoid Thiamidol:

Related Allergy

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