White Curcumin
- Common Name:
- White Turmeric
- Scientific Name:
- Curcuma zedoaria (Christm.) Roscoe
What Makes It Special
Vitiligo care is not only about supporting pigmentation. The skin also needs protection from oxidative stress, which can affect overall skin health. White Curcumin is derived from White Turmeric and is valued for its antioxidant properties. In Vitizene Gel, it provides the protective support within the triple botanical complex, helping protect skin cells from oxidative stress while supporting overall skin health. It works alongside Coleus forskohlii and Psoralea corylifolia, complementing their pigmentation-supporting actions. Together, the three botanical ingredients provide a more complete topical approach that supports melanocyte activity, melanin production, antioxidant protection and natural repigmentation.
Did you know
Derived from White Turmeric
White Curcumin is commonly associated with White Turmeric.
Ingredient Benefits
Four ways White Curcumin supports skin health as part of Vitizene Gel.
Helps protect skin cells from oxidative stress.
Helps maintain healthy-looking skin through botanical antioxidant care.
Supports the protective component of Vitizene’s pigmentation-focused botanical complex.
Used alongside pigmentation-supporting botanicals in a non-steroidal topical gel.
Ingredient Statistics
85% Progressive Repigmentation
Observed with the finished Vitizene Gel formulation.
Visible Results in 3 Months
Observed with the finished Vitizene Gel formulation.
Suitable for Long-Term Use
Vitizene Gel is designed for long-term use.
Where You’ll Find It
Formulated in Vitizene Gel
White Curcumin is found in Vitizene Gel as the antioxidant-supporting part of the triple botanical complex. Alongside Coleus forskohlii and Psoralea corylifolia, it helps protect skin cells from oxidative stress while supporting overall skin health and natural repigmentation.
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