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All Lightning Serums are not Equal. The truth about common ingredients in lightning creams and serums they aren't telling you.

Why should you care about the 500 Dalton Rule? Big Molecules Can't Penetrate Skin You may or may not have heard of a concept in skin care pharmacology called the Dalton 500 rule. This rule was proposed in the year 2000 to describe the upper limit molecular weight for a molecule to be able to penetrate into the skin. This "rule" explains why some ingredients just seem to sit on the skin, while other ingredients can seep right into the lower layers of the skin. To explain this

Suppression of Activation of Inflammatory Gene

Silver’s germ-killing ability comes down to one thing: silver ions. When micro silver particles sit on a surface like skin or a wound, they slowly release positively charged silver ions. These ions are attracted to the negatively charged surfaces of bacterial cells, where they latch onto proteins containing sulfur in the cell wall and membrane. Once attached, the ions increase the membrane’s permeability, essentially poking holes in the bacterial envelope. This disrupts the c

Sulforaphane is Lorenol's main ingredient