# Cleradol


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- [Contact](https://cleradol.com.sg/contact/)
- [FAQ](https://cleradol.com.sg/faq/): FAQ Questions,answered. 01 Pigmentation 02 Using Cleradol 03 Safety 04 Buying 05 Clinics & salons 01 About pigmentation Why pigmentbehaves this way. Melasma, recurrence and the difference between common forms of pigmentation. What is melasma? Patches of darker pigment, usually on the cheeks, forehead or upper lip, driven by UV exposure, hormones and inflammation. It affects an estimated 1.5–33% of people and is most prevalent in Asian skin. It’s chronic, which is why it tends to return. Why does my pigmentation keep coming back? Most approaches act on pigment that has already surfaced. They lighten what’s visible without slowing what the […]
- [Products](https://cleradol.com.sg/products/): The Cleradol range Correct. Maintain. Restore. The range One concern. Three clear roles. 01 Correct Advance Corrective Serum Corrects active pigmentation. Run as a course. 30ml 02 Maintain Daily Defense Serum Holds the result and stops new marks settling in. 30ml 03 Restore Radiance Moisturizing Cream Barrier support that carries Phthalide through the moisturising step. 30g All three: water-based, fragrance-free. No hydroquinone. No retinoids. No corticosteroids. How they work together A five-step routine. Cleradol sits in two. Steps 03 and 04 are where Cleradol sits. The rest is whatever you already use. 01 Cleanse Remove makeup, sunscreen and surface residue. 02 […]
- [Science and Evidence](https://cleradol.com.sg/science-and-evidence/): Science & evidence Work at the source, not the surface. 01 Pathway 02 Intervention 03 Measurement 04 Safety 05 In practice 06 Honest limits 07 Formulation 01The pathway Where pigmentation starts UV, hormones and inflammation push melanocytes into overproduction. Tyrosinase begins the process. Melanin is passed up to the keratinocytes above, and surfaces as a spot or a patch. Melasma, hormonal pigmentation, age spots and post-acne marks share that one cause — melanin over-produced and unevenly deposited. 01TriggerUV · hormones · inflammation → 02TyrosinaseThe enzyme that begins the process → 03MelaninProduction increases → 04TransferPassed to keratinocytes → 05SurfaceA spot or patch […]
- [About](https://cleradol.com.sg/about/): About Cleradol Worked through,not around. The problem we started with Melasma had no good answer. It is chronic, most prevalent in Asian skin, and it comes back. Facials, peels and laser act on pigment that has already surfaced. Hydroquinone and corticosteroids carry their own risks of thinning and rebound. Most products lighten what is visible. Very few change how much is made. 1.5–33% Estimated prevalence of melasma. The brief What Cleradol had to do. Before any formulation work began, four requirements were set. 01 Work at the source. An active potent enough to slow melanin production, not just lift what has […]
- [Home](https://cleradol.com.sg/): A solution for melasma and pigmentation Explore the range → Target pigmentation at the source See the evidence → The problem Why it returns after treatment Facials, peels and laser act on pigment that has already surfaced. None of them slow what the melanocyte does next. Hydroquinone and corticosteroids carry their own risk of thinning and rebound. 1.5–33% Estimated prevalence of melasma, with the condition most prevalent in Asian skin. Evidence Tested and certified. Independent testing supports the formula’s non-irritancy and safety profile. 112.18% Certified non-irritant SGS MTT tissue viability test, December 2024. 7/7 Safety tests passed All OECD safety tests […]

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