MAKE launched its Lactonic Synchronizing Skin Serum to target dark spots, fine lines, and wrinkles. The new serum aims to create harmony on the skin by balancing hydration levels for a luminous finish. MAKE Beauty created its serum with lab-engineered natural ingredients such as upcycled white pine and bio-fermented powder.
One key ingredient includes lactic acid, made from fermented sugar. It helps to hydrate and exfoliate the skin to improve the look of uneven texture. Other ingredients include ascorbyl glucoside, l-arginine, and niacinamide. The serum provides a stable form of Vitamin C to brighten and firm the skin while combating free radicals. It also works to moisturize the skin with amino acids. Additionally, the serum balances excess sebum production.
Exfoliating Lactic Acid Serums
The Lactonic Synchronizing Skin Serum Targets Dark Spots
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