DekaGlo Cream
Four tone actives, under two hundred rupees.
Ethyl ascorbic acid, kojic acid dipalmitate, niacinamide and glabridin in one emollient cream — the tone-correction stack at entry pricing.
- Indication
- Skin Lightener
- Format
- Cream
- Range
- DekaGlo
- MRP
- ₹150 (incl. of all taxes)
- Availability
- Through pharmacy stockists →
What is doing the work, and why.
Newtrimed publishes the function of every principal active rather than listing a proprietary blend name.
- Ethyl Ascorbic AcidStable vitamin C derivative
- Kojic Acid DipalmitateStabilised kojic ester
- GlabridinLiquorice-derived tone agent
- NiacinamideLimits pigment transfer to keratinocytes
Directions
Apply to affected areas once or twice daily as advised. Pair with daily sun protection.
Use on the advice of a qualified dermatologist. Discontinue and seek advice if irritation persists. Patch testing is advisable before first use on sensitive skin.
Everything in the pack.
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About DekaGlo Cream
What is DekaGlo Cream used for?
DekaGlo Cream is indicated for skin lightener. Ethyl ascorbic acid, kojic acid dipalmitate, niacinamide and glabridin in one emollient cream — the tone-correction stack at entry pricing.
What are the key ingredients in DekaGlo Cream?
Ethyl Ascorbic Acid — stable vitamin c derivative; Kojic Acid Dipalmitate — stabilised kojic ester; Glabridin — liquorice-derived tone agent; Niacinamide — limits pigment transfer to keratinocytes. The full ingredient list is published on this page.
How do you use DekaGlo Cream?
Apply to affected areas once or twice daily as advised. Pair with daily sun protection.
Where can I buy DekaGlo Cream in India?
Through Newtrimed pharmacy stockists across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. See the stockist directory or contact us for the nearest one. Use on the advice of a dermatologist.
