Uneven skin About hyperpigmentation Recognize the various types of hyperpigmentation and learn how to even out the skin’s appearance.
BEHIND THE SCIENCE “What we found was impressive: the skin tone became visibly lighter, brighter and more even.” Sarah Hiddemann, Head of Product Development Face Care Eucerin More details
60 seconds of science B-Resorcinol Learn more how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin. — 60 seconds of science — B-Resorcinol Introducing B-Resorcinol B-Resorcinol is an inhibitor of tyrosinase, the enzyme that forms melanin. Thus, B-Resorcinol reduces melanin production.
BEHIND THE SCIENCE “What we found was impressive: the skin tone became visibly lighter, brighter and more even.” Sarah Hiddemann, Head of Product Development Face Care Eucerin More details
60 seconds of science B-Resorcinol Learn more how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin. — 60 seconds of science — B-Resorcinol Introducing B-Resorcinol B-Resorcinol is an inhibitor of tyrosinase, the enzyme that forms melanin. Thus, B-Resorcinol reduces melanin production.
BEHIND THE SCIENCE “What we found was impressive: the skin tone became visibly lighter, brighter and more even.” Sarah Hiddemann, Head of Product Development Face Care Eucerin More details
60 seconds of science B-Resorcinol Learn more how this key ingredient works and how it affects skin. — 60 seconds of science — B-Resorcinol Introducing B-Resorcinol B-Resorcinol is an inhibitor of tyrosinase, the enzyme that forms melanin. Thus, B-Resorcinol reduces melanin production.
