Name: DermaFix Brightening Cleansing Gel
Brand: DermaFix
SKU: DRM-004
Price: 425.0 ZAR
Availability: InStock

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DermaFix Brightening Cleansing Gel

DermaFix Brightening Cleansing Gel

Hyperpigmentation, Dullness, and Uneven Texture

DermaFix

R 425.00

VAT Included.

Target dull, uneven skin tone with the radiance-boosting power of DermaFix Brightening Cleansing Gel. This professional-grade gel cleanser combines Kojic Acid and Vitamin C to help visibly reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation while defending against free radical damage. Your skin is left feeling clean, refreshed, and visibly brighter with every use.

Ideal for all skin types, especially those struggling with dullness or discolouration, Brightening Cleansing Gel supports a more luminous, even complexion. As part of the trusted DermaFix Brightening Range used in aesthetic clinics, it’s a reliable first step in your skincare routine. Reveal your glow—start with Brightening Cleanser today.

Benefits

Supports antioxidant protection against environmental stressors
Gentle formula suitable for professional and at-home use
Non-drying gel texture leaves skin feeling balanced
Complements brightening serums and targeted treatments
Formulated to suit all skin types, including sensitive

Size: 200ml

Apply the Brightening Cleansing Gel twice daily leaving the cleanser on the skin for a few minutes before rinsing. Follow with appropriate toner and moisturiser.

Avoid contact with eyes

N-Acetyl Glucosamine and Niacinamide: N-Acetyl Glucosamine and Niacinamide block melanin production. A key enzyme in melanin biosynthesis is tyrosinase. It is initially produced in the cell as an inactive pro-enzyme, which is then glycosylated to the active form. While N-Acetyl Glucosamine (a sugar itself) is not a direct inhibitor of tyrosinase, it does inhibit the activation of the enzyme, resulting in a decrease in melanin. Niacinamide inhibits the transfer of melanin-containing melanosomes to the outer layers of skin, helping to prevent the formation of an age spot. Excessive melanin formation is dependent on UVR Exposure.