The Science of Lapachol
HOW LAPACHOL WORKS
Lapachol is the only patented ingredient that targets your skin's DNA repair pathway at the cellular level— inhibiting the CUL4A protein, a ubiquitin ligase which manages cell repair, but can rush the replication process. Lapachol slows down this process, addressing damage at the source.
BEFORE LAPACHOL
skin aging and compromise healing:
1. Cell Replication Errors
Damage and environmental stress lead to uneven tone, texture issues, and accelerated aging.
2. Chronic Inflammation
CUL4A drives cells to replicate faster than they can repair, sustaining inflammation—prolonging redness and delaying recovery.
AFTER LAPACHOL
both damaging processes:
✓ Repairs DNA Damage
Lapachol allows your cells to slow down replication to identify and repair damaged DNA.
✓ Resolves Inflammation
Lapachol restores the replication and repair balance, eliminating the cellular stressors that drive inflammation at its source.
WHAT A BOARD-CERTIFIED DERMATOLOGIST SEES IN THE SCIENCE
Dr. Marisa Garshick, MD, FAAD, on what sets a DNA-level approach apart form conventional skincare.
Most skincare ingredients work at the surface. Dr. Garshick explains why that distinction matters—and what it means to patients when a formula addresses cellular repair at the source rather than managing symptoms at the surface.
EXPLORE BY CONDITION
POST PROCEDURE RECOVERY
How lapachol accelerates healing after microneedling, laser, chemical peels, and surgery.
SCARS & WOUND HEALING
The DNA repair mechanism behind scar recovery from surgery, burns, acne, and trauma.
REDNESS & ROSACEA
Clinically tested for chronic redness, NRS-tested, proven safe for sensitive skin.
DAILY REPAIR
DNA-level protection for everyday use, anti-aging, UV damage, and environmental stress.
CLINICAL EVIDENCE
96%
Saw an improvement in skin redness
91%
Noticed a more even skin tone and less discoloration
44%
Reduction in facial redness—measured by dermatologists
0
Adverse effects reported
*According to a peer-reviewed clinical study
The Clinical Efficacy of Lapachol in Facial Redness Reduction
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology