PEARfect Tone®
BIOMIMETIC UV LIGHT PROTECTION FOR SKIN BRIGHTENING & TONE EVENING
BIOMIMETIC UV LIGHT PROTECTION FOR SKIN BRIGHTENING & TONE EVENING
INCI
Glycerin, Pyrus Communis (Pear) fruit extract
Photoaging, also known as sun damage, is caused by prolonged UV radiation exposure which accelerates skin aging beyond its natural course. All skin types are vulnerable to photoaging. Following a biomimetic approach and imitating pear’s complex defense system to fight the harmful effects of UV radiation, PEARfect Tone®, a skin-brightening ingredient, has been designed to target dark spots and uneven skin tone. Its key component, Pyrus communis extract, is derived from the Xuehua pear, known for its high content of arbutin and flavonoids. The extract is enriched in active ingredients through ultrasound-assisted extraction and tangential flow filtration. Dihydromyricetin, a powerful flavonoid UV absorber, inhibits tyrosinase, the enzyme responsible for melanin synthesis. Additionally, arbutin contributes to skin-lightening effects on hyperpigmentation while promoting wound healing and supporting collagen production.
According to the literature, the active ingredient is expected to be biodegradable, non-irritating, and environmentally safe for aquatic ecosystems. These properties align with its chemical structure and natural origin, supporting its sustainability profile.
UV RADIATION IMPACT ON SKIN
PYRUS COMMUNIS STRATEGIES
Pearfect tone®:
A BIOMIMETIC SOLUTION
Flavonoids are powerful antioxidants also for hair.
They have been shown to play a protective role in maintaining hair health by protecting it from UV-induced damage (Cižmárová B. et al., 2023; Bassino E. et al., 2020).
Flavonoids can reach the hair cortex, inhibit the formation of hair-derived radicals upon irradiation, and protect internal hair structures from oxidation thereby preserving the structural integrity of hair and preventing premature degradation (Dario M.F. et al., 2020).
PEARfect Tone®, in human epidermis, significantly (p<0.05) reduces melanin production after UV exposure in a dose dependent manner (Graph 1) and its activity is driven by the tyrosinase inhibition whom enzymatic activity, responsible of melanin synthesis, has been inhibited after 1 hour treatment at any concentrations tested (graph 2). Pictures of melanin production in human epidermidis (represented by brown color intensity) after UV exposure and PEARfect Tone® treatment are shown for each samples. The browner the epitelium becomes, the more melanin and radiation-induced damage increase.
2% – 5%
Ideal for emulsions or transparent water-based formulations
APPEARANCE | CLEAR LIQUID |
COLOUR | LIGHT YELLOW |
ODOUR | CHARACTERISTIC |
DRY RESIDUE (105°C) | > 95 % |
SPECIFIC GRAVITY (25°C) | 1.2 – 1.3 g/ml |
PH (5% WATER SOLUTION AT 25°C) | 3.5 – 6.5 |