Pigmentation has a name. Your routine should have one too.
Four protocols built with dermatologists, one per type of pigmentation. Find yours and use it in the right order.
Education
How Does Cysteamine Work? The Science, the Studies, and How It Compares to Hydroquinone
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What are you correcting?
Dark patches that keep coming back
Melasma, sun and hormonal pigmentation
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Marks left by acne or irritation
Reactive skin, tolerance first
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Dark areas on the body
Intimate areas and body
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Dull, uneven, tired looking skin
Tone quality and aging
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Pigmentation starts in one cell. We built Cyspera around it.
Melanocytes make the pigment that colors your skin and pass it to the cells above. Triggers and low grade inflammation can keep them switched on long after the cause has gone. That is hyperpigmentation, and it is why it comes back.
Cysteamine works on that cell, at several steps. We were the first to make it stable on the skin.
- FirstTo stabilize cysteamine for use on the skin. Scientis, Geneva.
- PatentedThe cysteamine complex at the heart of every Cyspera correction step.
- 1 : 36One melanocyte supplies pigment to around 36 skin cells. That is where we act.
One active per role, across the whole range.
Cysteamine
IntensiveThe complex, not cysteamine alone. Short contact, then rinsed.
Cysteamine, buffered
SensitiveSame correction logic, with tolerance stated before efficacy.
Isobionic-amide
IntensiveFrom Garcinia kola, working alongside cysteamine.
Ageless complex
AgelessSupports comfort and resilience, used after the correction step.
Tyrocutin
Total SkinThe oral step of every protocol, taken from day one.
Results, by indication and protocol.
Made in Geneva
Made in Geneva, by the team that first put cysteamine on the skin.
Scientis developed the first stable cysteamine for the skin and patented the complex behind Cyspera. Every formula is still made where it was developed.
