Lucederm Review

Lucederm is a skin brightening cream that is designed to help lighten your skin from age spots or any other form of skin discoloration. For a healthier looking complexion and an even skin tone, Lucederm helps moisturize the skin and reverse skin damage.

You should be able to experience skin improvement within a few weeks of using this cream. The combination of skin lighteners and conditioning extracts should give your skin a smooth and radiant glow. Can Lucederm re-balance your skin tone?

Benefits

A lot of skin lighteners contain the harsh ingredient hydroquinone. Hydroquinone may work, but it is rough on the skin and puts your health at risk. Lucederm uses a combination of alternatives that are comparable to the strength of hydroquinone. Lucederm delivers alpha-arbutin and kojic acid to help remove uneven pigmentation.

Alpha-arbutin works by inhibiting the enzyme tyrosinase; which is responsible for melanin production that gives your skin its color. By reducing melanin production alpha-arbutin is capable of being a natural skin lightening agent. There is also some evidence that reports kojic acid as an effective ingredient for treating melasma. Kojic acid is also an antibacterial agent.

Side Effects

Kojic acid is an effective skin lightening agent and is good for melasma, but it can cause some side effects. Kojic acid can cause allergic reactions or skin irritation. Lucederm also contains two parabens in its formula. Depending on the sensitivity of your skin, parabens can aggravate your skin.

Conclusion

Lucederm was actually reformulated and re-introduced to the public recently. Now, Lucederm is actually retailing under the name Epibright. Epibright is a near identical formula to Lucederm. This skin brightening cream retails for $39.95, but taking into consideration the addition of skin irritants we would suggest you find an alternative product to help improve your skin condition.