3W Clinic Intensive DR. Kim Mela Care Cream SPF 35+ PA++ 50ml

The 3W Clinic Intensive Dr. Kim Mela Care Cream is a multi-functional Korean daytime treatment cream, specifically designed to combat hyperpigmentation (such as melasma and dark spots) resulting from sun exposure and aging, while providing essential sun protection.

Key Functions and Formula:
Mela Care (Hyperpigmentation Care): This cream focuses on treating pigmentation and dark spots. It often contains brightening ingredients like Niacinamide or Vitamin C derivatives, which work to inhibit melanin production and unify skin tone.
It helps brighten dull skin and fade the appearance of old dark spots.
Built-in Sun Protection (SPF 35+ PA++): Provides good protection against UVB rays (with an SPF 35+ factor) and moderate protection against UVA rays (with a PA++ factor).
This protection is crucial for products treating hyperpigmentation, as sun exposure is the primary cause of its appearance.
Intensive Hydrating Formula: Formulated with a creamy texture that provides deep and nourishing hydration, supporting the skin barrier and preventing dryness which can exacerbate the appearance of pigmentation.

Anti-Aging (Often Integrated): In addition to brightening ingredients, it may contain antioxidants or Adenosine to combat fine lines and wrinkles.

Physical Characteristics:
Texture: A rich cream, yet designed for good absorption during daily use.
Usage: A daytime product (Day Cream) due to the sun protection factor.

Summarized Benefits:
Dual Treatment: Treats existing pigmentation and protects against the formation of new spots.
Even Radiance: Helps lighten dark spots and unify skin tone.
Hydration and Nourishment: Ensures the skin remains soft and supple.
Routine Ease: Integrates the steps of moisturizing, treating, and protecting into one product.

Directions for Use:
Apply an appropriate amount of the cream to the face and neck as the last step in your morning skincare routine (before makeup).
Sunscreen reapplication (or of this cream) should be repeated every two hours during direct and prolonged sun exposure.