How does the whitening injection whiten your skin? Blocks skin melanin synthesis

Who doesn't want fair and translucent skin? However, some girls who are born with darker skin are very distressed because even if they have tried many methods, it is still difficult to see themselves getting whiter. Moreover, as time goes by and we age, the skin's ability to lock in moisture becomes worse and worse, causing the skin to look withered, dry and yellow. Many beauty-conscious ladies are looking for solutions to this problem.

Generally speaking, there are two ways for beauty lovers to protect their skin from whitening and tanning: the first is physical sun protection, such as applying sunscreen, using a parasol, etc., but this method is too complicated and has little physical effect. Just as the beauty queen Big S said: You can’t get whiter, at most you can stop getting darker. The second is to get a whitening injection, which starts from the inside of the body and inhibits the production of melanin in the physiological and biochemical process. This is the only fundamental way to whiten.

How does the whitening injection whiten the skin?

Why can whitening injections block the synthesis of melanin in the skin? This has to start with amino acids. We know that melanin is converted from tyrosine (a type of amino acid). However, the conversion of tyrosine into melanin requires the participation of tyrosinase. Without this enzyme, melanin cannot be produced.

It is understood that the ingredients in "whitening injections" are mostly antioxidants, including glutathione, tranexamic acid and vitamin C. Theoretically, glutathione helps the body detoxify and also helps cells resist oxidation; tranexamic acid can be used to control the enzyme action of melanin and reduce melanin formation; vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, also has antioxidant effects.