Set for Pigmentation and Uneven Skin Tone

Pigmentation develops when certain areas of the skin produce more melanin. Sun exposure, hormones, skin ageing, inflammation, acne, skin damage and some medications can influence this process.

A consistent skincare routine can help existing discolouration appear less noticeable and help prevent new spots from becoming darker. Daily sun protection is essential to this approach.

Contents of the set

• Fusion Meso Deep Cleanser.
• Fusion Meso Vitamin C 5.0.
• Fusion Meso Mela Drops.
• Fusion Meso Radiance Cream.
• Fusion Meso Meso Shield 50.

Deep Cleanser

Deep Cleanser is a melting micro-emulsion that removes makeup, sunscreen, excess sebum and everyday impurities. Its hydrating formula cleanses without leaving the skin feeling excessively tight.

Use every morning and evening. Avoid aggressive rubbing, as irritation can make pigmentation more noticeable in certain skin types.

Vitamin C 5.0

Vitamin C 5.0 is an antioxidant serum containing a stable form of vitamin C and hyaluronic acid. It supports a fresher, brighter and more even-looking complexion.

Use Vitamin C 5.0 in the morning. It does not replace sunscreen but works well alongside Meso Shield 50 in a routine targeting pigmentation and sun-related ageing.

Mela Drops

Mela Drops is an intensive serum for visible pigmentation and uneven skin tone. Its formula contains glycolic acid, niacinamide, tranexamic acid, hexylresorcinol, vitamin E and squalane.

It is suitable for:

• Visible pigmentation.
• Sun spots and age spots.
• Dark marks left after blemishes.
• Dull or uneven-looking skin.
• Rough or irregular skin texture.

Because Mela Drops contains glycolic acid, introduce the serum gradually. Begin with two or three evenings per week and increase use only when the skin remains comfortable.

Apply in the evening and avoid the eye contour, lips, corners of the nose and damaged skin.

Radiance Cream

Radiance Cream nourishes dull and uneven-looking skin while supporting a fresher, more radiant appearance. It helps maintain skin comfort while targeted serums are being used.

Apply Radiance Cream after Vitamin C 5.0 in the morning and after Mela Drops in the evening.

Meso Shield 50

Meso Shield 50 is the most important protective step within the set. Without consistent sun protection, pigmentation can darken and new discolouration can develop.

Apply generously and evenly to the face, neck and other exposed areas every morning. Reapply during prolonged outdoor exposure and after swimming, heavy perspiration or towel drying.

Morning routine

1. Cleanse with Deep Cleanser.
2. Apply Vitamin C 5.0.
3. Allow the serum to absorb briefly.
4. Apply Radiance Cream.
5. Finish with Meso Shield 50.
6. Apply makeup afterwards if desired.

Evening routine with Mela Drops

1. Remove makeup and sunscreen with Deep Cleanser.
2. Rinse carefully and pat the skin dry.
3. Allow the skin to dry completely.
4. Apply a small amount of Mela Drops.
5. Avoid the eye contour, lips and sensitive areas.
6. Allow the serum to absorb.
7. Finish with Radiance Cream.

Recovery evenings

Keep the routine simple between active evenings:

1. Cleanse with Deep Cleanser.
2. Apply a hydrating serum if needed.
3. Use Radiance Cream, Cica Post-Care or another mild moisturiser.
4. Avoid acids, retinol and facial scrubs.

How should Mela Drops be introduced?

Weeks 1 and 2:

Use Mela Drops on two evenings per week.

Weeks 3 and 4:

If the skin remains calm, increase to every other evening.

Afterwards:

Only increase use when permitted by the product directions and the skin tolerates it well. Daily application is not necessary for every skin type.

Which products combine well?

• Vitamin C 5.0 with Radiance Cream in the morning.
• Vitamin C 5.0 with Meso Shield 50.
• Mela Drops with Radiance Cream in the evening.
• Mela Drops with Cica Post-Care when soothing care is needed.
• A hydrating serum on recovery evenings.
• Meso Shield 50 every morning.

Which products should not be used on the same evening as Mela Drops?

Avoid combining Mela Drops with:

• Retinol 1.0.
• Glycolic B3 Foam.
• Hyaluronic Peel.
• Other strong acids and peels.
• Facial scrubs and exfoliating brushes.
• Highly concentrated products that irritate the skin.

Mela Drops already contains glycolic acid. Adding further exfoliation can overwhelm the skin barrier and cause redness, flaking or pigmentation following irritation.

When should Mela Drops temporarily be avoided?

Do not use Mela Drops when the skin:

• Is red, burning or severely irritated.
• Has open wounds or active damage.
• Is sunburned.
• Is peeling heavily due to retinol or peels.
• Has recently received a peel, microneedling, nanopen, laser or IPL treatment.

Always follow professional aftercare instructions following an intensive treatment.

What can you expect from the pigmentation set?

With consistent use, the skin may gradually appear smoother, brighter and more even. Pigmentation takes time to improve and visible changes should not be expected within only a few days.

Hormonal pigmentation and melasma can be persistent. Cosmetic skincare may make discolouration appear less noticeable but cannot always remove it completely.

Ask a doctor or dermatologist to assess a pigmented spot if it appears suddenly, changes quickly, has irregular borders, itches, bleeds or looks different from other spots.