The complete lip hyperpigmentation correction protocol in 5 sequenced steps.
Five treatments designed to work together.
Lip hyperpigmentation has several causes that feed one another: accumulated pigmentation, a weakened skin barrier, chronic dehydration. A single product can't correct all of them at once. That's why conventional depigmenting serums eventually plateau.
The Essential 5 works in three stages. Prepare: the cleanser and peel purify the surface and open access to the actives. Correct: the peel and balm concentrate the actives where pigmentation sets in. Protect: the tinted serum extends the work between sessions and the gloss seals the results. Each stage conditions the efficacy of the next.
| Step | What It Does |
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| N°1 Lip Cleanser Corrector | Biphasic cleanser with 59.7% Prune Kernel Oil. Gently purifies and prepares the lips to absorb every corrective active. |
| N°2 Lip Peeling Corrector | Enzymatic peel with Bromelain and Kojic Acid. Smooths the lip surface and helps visibly fade pigmented areas from the very first application. |
| N°3 Lip Balm Corrector | Corrective balm with Alpha-Arbutin, Niacinamide, DS Ceramide Y3S and Maxilip Peptide. Reinforces the skin barrier, helps even out lip tone and intensely hydrates. |
| N°4 Lip Stain Corrector | Concentrated tinted serum with 53.3% Jojoba Oil. Extends corrective action between protocol sessions while evening lip tone. |
| N°5 Lip Gloss Corrector | Corrective plumping gloss with Volulip™ and Linefill™. Seals protocol results, amplifies luminosity and contributes to natural lip volume. |
Five sequenced steps. A complete protocol calibrated to your LIPS-ID™ diagnosis.
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D1Immediate hydration, purified surface. Lips are softer, more luminous. The absorption pathway is open for the entire protocol.
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D7First corrective effects appear. The lip surface visibly refines. Dehydration lines begin to fade. The skin barrier starts to strengthen.
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D14Surface pigmentation begins to fade. Hyperpigmented areas tend toward greater uniformity. Hydration is deep and stable.
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D21Lip tone tends toward greater uniformity. Lips are fuller, better hydrated and visibly more even than at baseline.
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D28First complete cycle. The barrier is restored, deep hydration is in place. Depending on your pigmentation level, complete correction continues up to 42 days for Repair (score 6-8), or 56 days for Transform (score 8-10).
The protocol follows 28-day cycles. Depending on your pigmentation score, complete correction takes place over one to two cycles, up to 56 days for the most intense levels. The intensity, frequency and combination of each step depend on your score.
In practice: a few minutes morning and evening for the daily routine. The peeling adds at a pace ranging from three times a week to nightly, calibrated to your diagnosis.
Daily routine: Step 1 (cleanser) morning and evening. Step 3 (balm) after each cleansing. Step 4 (tinted serum) during the day to extend correction. Step 5 (gloss) over the serum or balm to seal and protect.
Step 2 (peeling): frequency recommended by your diagnosis, ranging from three times a week to nightly depending on your level. Apply in the evening on dry lips, without rinsing.
The LIPS-ID™ biometric analysis evaluates your pigmentation (score from 0 to 10) and generates a protocol calibrated to your exact profile: frequency of each step, treatment combination and optimal overnight schedule for your correction level.
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