About Hydroquinone
A skin-lightening agent that works by inhibiting tyrosinase, the enzyme responsible for melanin production. Hydroquinone is effective at reducing hyperpigmentation but carries serious risks including ochronosis (paradoxical skin darkening), organ toxicity, and potential carcinogenicity. Banned in the EU, Japan, and Australia for cosmetic use.
Face Moisturizer Products Containing Hydroquinone
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No face moisturizer products in our database currently contain Hydroquinone as a flagged ingredient. This ingredient is still commonly found in products from other categories.
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Clean Alternatives
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What Numbrrrz Uses Instead
Numbrrrz never uses hydroquinone in any product. Our lip balms nourish skin with organic plant oils and vitamin E — no skin-lightening agents or their associated risks.
