Product Description

Best Private Label Lip Lightener Cream for Smokers
- This is a unique, one of its kind product, that can bring high profits for you as it has for several others across the world.
- It is a non-tinted, coffee flavored Lip Lightener that deeply Moisturises dry & cracked lips. It helps lighten the pigmentation of the lips caused by Smoking. Also acts as a primer and protects against harmful chemicals in lipsticks especially lead, excessive intake of tea and coffee, excessive sun exposure, allergies etc.
- Applied before smoking it forms a protective shield on the lips that prevents further darkening. When applied mildly after smoke it gives a nice minty flavor in the mouth.
- Rated at SPF 15, it protects lip darkening due to harmful sun rays.
- Its unique stainless steel roller ball applicator ensures that hygiene is maintained and you get more than 600 applications thereby making it extremely inexpensive.
Highlights
- Lightens Nicotine/Tobacco stains & provides protective shield (when applied before you smoke)
- Roller Applicator gives more than 600 applications
- Refreshing coffee Flavour
- Removes/peels dead skin cells
- Deeply Moisturises & Heals Dry Chapped Lips
- Dermatologically Tested
- Visible results within just 4 weeks of usage
- Rated at SPF 15, it protects lip darkening due to harmful sun rays.
Technical Information
This product is a result of intense scientific research. The effectiveness of the formulation was tested in a live, independent in-house trial prior to launch.
The formulation contains the following actives :
- Vitamin C, Glutathione and Liquorice extract
- These have been formulated such that they increase the efficacy of each of them making this a highly effective skin lightening solution.
- Vitamin C and Glutathione have a unique relationship. Vitamin C reduces glutathione back to the active form. In its active form, Glutathione will regenerate vitamin C from its oxidized state. This results in a longer and enhanced efficiency of the formula.
Scientific References
- Villarama, C.D. et al; Glutathione as a depigmenting agent: an overview; International Journal of Cosmetic Science; Volume 27, Issue 3, June 2005, Pages 147-153
- Delijewski, Marcin et al; Nicotine impact on melanogenesis and antioxidant defense system in HEMn-DP melanocytes; Molecular & Cellular Biochemistry; October 2014, Volume 395, Issue 1-2, pp 109-116; Springer US