ACM Laboratoire Dépiwhite Whitening Body Milk 500ml (16.9floz)

ACM Laboratoire Dépiwhite Whitening Body Milk 500ml (16.9floz) is designed to not only provide protective, moisturizing, and nourishing benefits but also to target and reduce the appearance of dark spots. One of the key features of this body milk is its brightening action. This is achieved through an ACM patent and a blend of plant extracts and active ingredients, such as luteolin, arbutin, and parsley extract, along with lactic acid. These components work together to reduce the existing melanin by accelerating its biodegradation and inhibiting further melanin production. In addition to its brightening benefits, the body milk also focuses on moisturizing and softening the skin. It restores the hydrolipidic film and limits water loss, thus ensuring optimal and lasting hydration. The product also addresses immediate skin discomfort by reducing the sensation of tightness and restoring comfort, thanks to the inclusion of allantoin.

Its fluid, non-greasy texture is easy to apply, especially after a shower, leaving the skin supple and silky. The lotion’s hydrating properties continue to work for up to 8 hours after application, ensuring prolonged skin comfort and hydration. In summary, this body milk offers a multi-action formula that hydrates, nourishes, and brightens the skin, being ideal for individuals prone to body pigmentation issues.

Main Ingredients

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• Shea butter, jojoba, petroleum jelly, beeswax, and apricot kernel oil act synergically to restore the skin's hydrolipidic film;
• Glycerin and sodium lactate prevent water loss, further improving the skin’s moisture retention;
• Allantoin has soothing properties;
• ACM patent comprising phosphatase activators leads to the formation of a lysosome-melanosome complex. In turn, this leads to melanin biodegradation.