Lightening Serum
Lightening Serum
Lightening Serum
Lightening Serum
Lightening Serum
Lightening Serum

Lightening Serum

$24.50
(265 Reviews)
  • Dark Scars, Age Spots & Under-Eye Circles
  • Recommended By Top Plastic Surgeons
  • Free Shipping in the United States

For Dark Scars:

Lightening Serum is uniquely formulated to be used with Scarguard Scar Repair Liquid as a complete scar clearing regimen. The Lightening Serum should be applied first. It will dry completely in about 30 seconds, allowing Scar Repair Liquid and/or makeup to be used as well.


For Age Spots, Under-Eye Circles and Melasma:

To use with makeup, apply lightening serum to the affected area and gently rub in. It will completely disappear, leaving no surface residue whatsoever. It works its magic under the surface leaving your skin pristine. After allowing the medication to sink in for about 15 minutes, makeup can be applied if desired.

Lightening Serum is a unique formulation of a medical lightener, allopathic brighteners & homeopathic melanin suppressors all working together to fade hyper-pigmented skin. 

Hydroquinone (2%), Retinoic, Kojic, Ascorbic (Vitamin C) and azaleic acid, Melatonin, MSM, BHT, NA Metabisulfite, Arbutin, Cystamine Root, Dandelion (Taraxacum Offiinate) Root, Hydroxyanisole, Hydroxypropyl Cellulose, Propylene glycol, Ethyl Alcohol DA, Aqua (water).

Scarguard Lightening Serum is not just another messy, single ingredient lightening cream. Lightening Serum uses a proprietary blend of dermatological, naturopathic and homeopathic ingredients designed to act synergistically to lighten dark brown scars and other skin discolorations. This highly engineered serum completely disappears into the skin where it works its magic without interfering with makeup or scar treatment.

Description

Skin lighteners are usually single ingredient, messy creams. This product has been designed to be more effective, easier to use and to disappear into the skin quickly and completely. So completely that makeup and scar treatment can be used over it once it disappears!

Dark Scars

Lightening Serum is uniquely formulated to be used with Scarguard Scar Repair Liquid as a complete scar clearing regimen. The Lightening Serum should be applied first. It will dry completely in about 30 seconds, allowing Scar Repair Liquid and/or makeup to be used as well.

Under-Eye Circles,
Freckles & Melasma

Apply lightning serum to the affected area and gently rub in. It will completely disappear, leaving no surface residue whatsoever. It works its magic under the surface leaving your skin pristine. After allowing the medication to sink in for about 15 minutes, apply makeup easily if you like.

Process

How It Works

1

Apply it(Under eyes, Spots,Freckles etc)

2

Let it absorb(Takes around 10 seconds)

3

Now relax & smile(Let the magic start)

Questions

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Questions

How do I use Lightening Serum?

Simple… Apply a few drops to the affected area and gently rub in. In less than 30 seconds, it will completely disappear into the skin leaving no service residue. If it takes longer to disappear, you have applied too much.

How do I use with Scarguard Repair Liquid?

Apply the Lightener first. Once it disappears, apply your Scarguard. If you will be in the sun, apply Solarguard on top.

There is slight irritation.

Slight irritation is normal. It will disappear as your skin gets accustomed to the product. If you break out in a rash or the scar continues to darken, discontinue and see a dermatologist.

What about sun exposure?

Sun exposure will reverse your great results. If you are out in the sun use Solarguard on top.

How do I use makeup?

One of the most amazing things about this product is it completely disappears, leaving no surface residue. Once it disappears into the skin, you can use makeup as you normally would. Hopefully over time, your need for makeup will be much less!

How does it work?

Scarguard Lightening Serum Is a highly engineered product with allopathic (regular medicine) ingredients as well as homeopathic ingredients. It helps to lighten the color (melanin) that has already formed and block the formation of new coloration.