Lemon Peel Bioferment is touted as being as effective as hydroquinone for lightening the skin and overall brightening. The research supporting such a claim is scant at best. It is known that citral and myrcene have inhibitory effect of tyrosinase. Citric acid itself has a long history of efficacy. Niacinamide and N-acetyl D glucosamine are proven lightening agents.
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SkinCare forum is available to ask and answer questions. SEA has been invited to participate at that venue.
| Ingredients | Percentage % |
| Niacinamide | 5 % |
| N-acetyl D glucosamine | 5% |
| Distilled Water | 37 % |
| Lemon Peel Bioferment | 5% |
| Sea Kelp Bioferment | 5% |
| Sea Emollient | 5% |
| Vitamin E acetate | 1% |
| Sclerotium gum 2% base | 20% |
| Hyaluronic Acid Hi wt.1% | 7.5% |
| Chamomille Extract | 5% |
| Glycerin | 2% |
| Polysorbate 20 | 2% |
| Phenoxyethanol | 0.5 % |
1. Weigh all ingredients.
2. B3 and NAG into water, stir until dissolved. Add Vitamin E acetate. Stir
3. Add LPB to water phase, HA 1% and Sclerotium gum. Blend
4. Add Chamomille extract, Polysorbate 20 , glycerin and Oil. Blend.
5. Add phenoxyethanol.
6. Bottle serum in a sterilized container.
Creates a white colored light and silky serum.
To create a thicker serum with similar silky spreading, increase water by 18% and use sclerotium powder at 2% of total formulation.
