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Why it matters: Enhances radiance by correcting discoloration and supporting an even, more youthful-looking complexion
It plays a critical role in: Reducing oxidative stress Supporting the liver in detoxification Boosting immunity Regulating melanin (skin pigment) production The skin-lightening effect of glutathione comes from its ability to shift melanin production from eumelanin (dark pigment) to pheomelanin (light pigment)
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