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    1- Melanostatin-1: is a peptide obtained via chemical synthesis, isolated from the frog brain, with an antagonis

    effect on -MSH.Melanostatin is (soluble in water) acts in opposition on the receptor and induces the

    inhibition of melanin production. Melanostatindoes not inhibit the quantity of -MSH produced, only its

    pigmentation action. It therefore preserves its natural anti-inflammatory action.

    2- Andrographolideis an active compound extracted from the leaves of Andrographis paniculata, an Asian plan

    which grows in India and Malaysia, frequently used in traditional Indian medicine. This molecule is known to

    reduce the production of endothelin-1, oxidative stress (by increasing the activity of superoxide dismutase) a

    inflammatory reactions.

    3- Azelaic acidis a competitive inhibitor of tyrosinase and can also inhibit the formation of free radicals.

    Insoluble in its acid form, it requires a very strong usage concentration (20%). The use of Lysine azelatehelps

    solubilize and therefore significantly reduce its concentration while preserving its DE-pigmenting activity.

    4- Glabridinis a major component of the lipophilic fraction of the licorice extract. It has a dual activity: it inhibit

    the tyrosinasebut also the inflammation (cyclooxygenase inhibition).

    5- Ascorbyl glucosideis a good inhibitor of tyrosinase and TRP-1, two enzymes responsible for the production o

    melanin. It acts at an early stage by inhibiting the phosphorylationiof MITF, a transcription factor involved in

    the regulation of the melanogenesis process. When the MITF expression is stimulated by -MSH, it binds to t

    promoters for enzymes involved in the melanogenesis process and increases the expression of tyrosinase an

    TRP-1. By inhibiting the MITF phosphorylation, ascorbyl glucoside deactivates it, thereby suppressing the

    induction of the enzymes responsible for the production of melanin, or delayed pigmentation.

    6- Vitamin Cis also a powerful anti-free radical. d to regenerate vitamin E, another potent antioxidant. There a

    three forms commonly used in cosmetics: Its ability to reduce (opposite reaction to oxidation) the already

    formed melanin therefore corrects existing hyperpigmentation and protects against the immediate

    pigmentation induced by oxidative stress.iiThere are three forms commonly used in cosmetics: ascorbyl

    palmitate, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, and L-ascorbic acid. Ascorbyl palmitate, a fats oluble synthetic

    ester of vitamin C, is stable in cosmetic formulas at neutral pH. L-ascorbic acid is the most active form of

    vitamin C and has numerous benefits for the skin. L-ascorbic acid is water soluble and must be formulated at

    low pH to stay active. In clinical studies vitamin C has been found to act as an antioxidant and anti-

    inflammatory agent. When applied after UV burning, vitamin C reduces redness 50% sooner than untreated

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    areas. Psoriasis and and eczema have also shown clinical improvement with vitamin C. In addition, vitamin C

    has been found to stimulate collagen synthesis. Note that vitamin C in product must be packaged to protect

    from excess light and air exposure.

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    Niacinamide (or Vitamin PP)has long been known for its de-pigmenting properties and anti-inflammatoryaction (inhibition of pro-inflammatory cytokines such as TNF, IL1, IL8).

    PREVENTION CORRECTION

    UV

    filters Melanocytes Tyrosinase Transfer Lightening Exfoliating

    MLSA ANDRO. GLAB LAZ Vitamin pp Vitamin C GLYCOLIC

    Cream x x x x x x x

    Fluid x x x x x x x

    Serum x x x x x x x

    Pen x x x x x x x

    Mains x x x x x x

    H2O x x x

    Moussant x x x x

    iPhosphorylationis the addition of a phosphate (PO43) groupby a protein kinaseto a protein or other organic

    molecule. It turns many protein enzymes on and off, thereby altering their function and activity.

    iiOxidative stress: a state of physiological stress in the body that arises from exposure to high levels of reactive

    oxygen species (ROS) relative to the level of neutralizing antioxidants.