IvoryCaps Ivory Caps Vitamin C Skin Brightening Plus Skin Whitening Lightening Pills 100% Natural , No Side Affects

Specifications:

• Vitamin C Brighening Plus - Maximizes the benefits of Glutathione Skin Products Ivory Caps Vitamin C Brightening Plus is like no other supplement because it has been specially developed to enhance the effectiveness of skin brightening by providing an unique blend of highly bio-available Vitamin C from several sources along with proven antioxidants, herbs and vitamins commonly used to benefit skin brightening.
• Key Benefits of I Ivory Caps Vitamin C Brightening Plus: 1. Assists in the absorption and utilization of glutathione and other nutrients 2. Vitamin C from several sources optimized to provide enhance benefits 3. Key herbs and nutrients including Bearberry (Arbutin) to contribute to even greater skin brightening and enhancement benefit. 4. Specially developed to work along with the Ivory Caps Skin Regimen.
• Bearberry Extract: Bearberry (Uva Ursi, Arbutin) can have melanin-inhibiting properties and are considered safe alternatives to commonly used depigmenting agents to make the skin fairer. Medical studies have shown the efficiency of for skin lightening.
• Niacinamide: Niacinamide has demonstrated its remarkable abilities for skin enhancement benefits in a number of clinical trials. Among the noted benefits were reduction of hyperpigmentation, skin improvement in terms of softness and smoothness and reduction in the incidence of various skin conditions.
• Ivory Caps Vitamin C Brightening Plus Specially Formulated Ingredients for Maximum Benefit: Vitamin C: Ascorbic acid and ascorbyl glucosamine are various forms of vitamin C considered stable and effective antioxidants for skin. Vitamin C may help brighten the skin tone by inhibiting melanin production. Malic Acid: Malic acid is formed in metabolic cycles in the cells of plants and animals, including humans. For instance, in both the KREB and glyoxalate cycles it provides the cells with energy and carbon skeletons for the formation of amino acids. A relatively large amount of Malic acid is produced and broken down in the human body every day.