Aberto cream

 Aberto Cream is a 75 g topical whitening/lightening cream marketed in Egypt by Miracle Laboratories and sold through Osama Eltayeby Pharmacies for approximately EGP 95–135 per tube . It is formulated for all skin types—including sensitive areas—and targets hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and under‑eye circles to promote an even skin tone . The formula combines moisturizing emollients (glycerin, paraffin oil) with natural extracts (licorice, green tea, cucumber) and antioxidant vitamins C (ascorbic acid) and E (tocopherol) to inhibit melanin synthesis and combat oxidative stress . For best results, Aberto Cream should be gently massaged into darkened areas twice daily—morning and evening—until desired tone is achieved . It is generally well tolerated; possible mild side effects include redness, itching, or dryness, and it should be used externally only, avoiding contact with eyes and broken skin .

Formulation & Key Ingredients

Glycerin & Paraffin Oil

Act as humectants and emollients, attracting moisture and smoothing the skin barrier .

Licorice Extract

Contains glabridin, a tyrosinase inhibitor that helps block melanin production, supporting depigmentation efforts .

Green Tea Extract

Rich in catechins (EGCG) with antioxidant and anti‑inflammatory properties; studies show topical green tea can improve skin microrelief and moisture retention .

Cucumber Extract

Provides soothing, cooling, and antioxidant benefits, reducing puffiness and calming irritation—ideal for sensitive skin .

Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)

Inhibits tyrosinase, brightens complexion, promotes collagen synthesis, and protects against UV‑induced free radicals .

Tocopherol (Vitamin E)

Synergizes with vitamin C to enhance antioxidant defense and skin barrier repair .

Benefits & Efficacy

Targeted Hyperpigmentation

Aberto Cream’s blend of tyrosinase inhibitors (licorice, vitamin C) and antioxidants works on various pigmentation types—sun spots, age spots, melasma, and post‑inflammatory marks .

Even Skin Tone

Regular use helps unify skin tone by preventing new dark patches and gradually fading existing discoloration .

Hydration & Barrier Support

Glycerin, paraffin oil, and cucumber extract maintain skin moisture and protect the barrier, reducing flakiness often seen with aggressive lightening agents .

Usage Instructions

1. Cleanse & Dry

Wash the treatment area with a gentle cleanser and pat dry.

2. Apply Cream

Squeeze a pea‑sized amount of Aberto Cream onto fingertips.

3. Massage Gently

Using light pressure, massage into dark spots or under‑eye areas twice daily—morning and evening—for optimal absorption .

4. Follow‑Up

Allow the cream to absorb fully before applying other products (e.g., sunscreen, makeup).

Side Effects & Precautions

Common Mild Reactions

Redness, itching, or dryness may occur, especially with first applications; these usually subside with continued use .

Avoid Sensitive Zones

Do not apply to open wounds, eczema flares, or inside the eyes; in case of accidental contact with eyes, rinse thoroughly with water .

External Use Only

Keep out of reach of children and avoid ingestion; discontinue use if severe irritation develops and consult a healthcare professional .

Availability & Pricing

Miracle Laboratories

Official retail price: EGP 135 per 75 g tube (online) .

Tay Pharmacies (Osama Eltayeby)

Price: EGP 95 per 75 g tube in‑store and online .

Other Outlets

Available at select pharmacies and e‑commerce platforms (e.g., PharmacyMarts, local drugstores) .

Alternatives & Consultation

Alternative Agents

Products containing hydroquinone, kojic acid, azelaic acid, or niacinamide may offer similar depigmenting effects but vary in tolerability and regulation status .

Dermatologist Advice

For persistent or severe hyperpigmentation, melasma, or if irritation occurs, consult a board‑certified dermatologist for personalized treatment plans and patch testing recommendations.

Note: For sustained results, combine the cream with b

road‑spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30+) daily to prevent UV‑induced pigmentation recurrence.