Ingredient guide
Lemon Callus Culture
citrus limon callus
In short
Lemon callus culture is a citrus-derived active made without the phototoxic compounds found in lemon essential oils. It is used in brightening formulas to help even tone and refine surface texture.
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What it is
Plant callus culture from Citrus limon; callus form is phototoxic-psoralen-free unlike expressed lemon peel oil, making it safe in daytime brightening formulas; citrus flavonoids support tyrosinase modulation; distinct INCI form from lemon peel extract and essential oil entries.
When to use it
Mornings suit it best.
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What does Lemon Callus Culture do for skin?
It provides citrus flavonoids that support a more even-looking tone and smoother texture without the daytime sensitivity risks associated with peel oils.
Who is Lemon Callus Culture for?
It can suit most skin types looking for gentle brightening, especially those avoiding essential oils or phototoxic ingredients.
How is Lemon Callus Culture used in skincare?
It appears in serums and moisturisers that target dullness and uneven tone, and is typically suitable for daytime use.
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