With its sights set on leading trends in beauty innovation, LipoTrue will launch a new botanical-based active for glowing skin, Lightmony, and a marine ferment for stretch marks, Deepstrine, during In-cosmetics Asia — to be held Nov. 5-7, 2024, in Bangkok.
Lightmony Botanical for Glowing 'Glass Skin'
Lightmony (INCI: Not Provided) is described as a powerful combination of pomegranate and lemon botanical extracts. Inspired by the Korean trend of "glass skin," it is designed to impart a healthy and balanced glow.
More specifically, per the company, the active reduces melanin synthesis and equilibrates the eumelanin/pheomelanin ratio, decreasing the amount of pheomelanin, which acts as a photosensitizing and pro-oxidant pigment. In addition, it minimizes DNA damaged by oxidative stress, helping to prevent premature skin aging.
Claimed benefits include:
- reducing the appearance of dark spots and promoting an even tone,
- smoothing the skin by providing gentle and instant exfoliation,
- improving skin texture, reducing roughness and wrinkles, and
- ensuring visible and fast effective results.
Deepstrine Ferment to Restore Structural Integrity in Stretch Marks
Deepstrine (INCI: Not Provided) is a marine ferment from a microorganism found in the deep cold waters of the North Atlantic Ocean. Per LipoTrue, it is designed to nurture stretch marks and initiate deep repair, restoring the skin’s resilience and natural beauty. The company likens this repair process to the Japanese art of Kintsugi, which uses gold to repair broken pottery and enhance its beauty.
The ingredient reportedly:
- targets the structural integrity of the dermis,
- targets dermo-epidermal cohesion,
- smooths and blurs stretch marks,
- improves skin hydration,
- sooths inflammation and
- strengthens and restores the skin's elasticity, returning its resilience and healthy appearance.
LipoTrue will exhibit on site at booth H70 during In-cosmetics Asia to explore how our latest innovations can revolutionize skin care.
