ME Line

ME LINE is a specialist skincare range focused primarily on the appearance of pigmentation, dark spots and uneven skin tone. Its targeted home care products are designed around different skin phototypes, areas of the body and individual pigmentation concerns.

Start by considering your skin phototype, the type and location of visible pigmentation and whether you are following a professional treatment programme. As ME LINE offers several targeted formulas, professional advice can help you build the most appropriate routine.

ME LINE separates selected products according to skin phototype. Caucasian Skin formulas are designed for phototypes I to III, while Ethnic Skin formulas are developed for phototypes IV to VI. This allows for a more considered approach to pigmentation across different complexions.

Ingredients vary between formulas but can include tranexamic acid, kojic acid, retinal, azelaic acid, arbutin, mandelic acid, niacinamide and other targeted actives. Each product should be selected according to your individual skin needs and routine.

Selected ME LINE products are specifically formulated to improve the appearance of localised pigmentation and dark spots. Consistent use as directed, alongside daily broad-spectrum sun protection, can help support a brighter and more even-looking complexion.

ME LINE may be incorporated into routines targeting the appearance of post-inflammatory pigmentation and marks left behind after blemishes. Choosing an appropriate formula is important, particularly when combining pigmentation products with exfoliating acids or retinoids.

Yes, selected ME LINE products have been developed for localised areas of the face and body, including formulas designed specifically for intimate areas. Always follow the individual product directions carefully.

Selected ME LINE home care products can form part of a targeted skincare routine, although some are also designed to complement professional ME LINE treatments. If you are unsure which products are suitable, seek personalised advice before beginning your routine.

UV exposure can contribute to the appearance of pigmentation and uneven skin tone. Wearing a broad-spectrum SPF every day is therefore an essential part of a pigmentation-focused routine and particularly important when using ingredients such as exfoliating acids or retinoids.