Dermalogica Launches Biolumin-C Heat Aging Protector SPF 50

A daily moisturiser with Vitamin C and SPF 50 to counteract visible signs of heat-induced skin ageing

by Aesthetic Appointment 8 May 2025

*Sponsored post: Dermalogica South Africa*

“Heat ageing” may be a relatively new term, but many people are already experiencing its effects. This form of premature ageing is caused by exposure to heat, UV rays, and free radicals – resulting in dullness, dryness, uneven texture, and irritation.

Dermalogica’s new Biolumin-C Heat Aging Protector SPF 50 addresses these concerns with a broad-spectrum daily moisturiser that combines ultra-stable vitamin C with an innovative ThermaRadiance Complex. The formula is designed to brighten* the complexion and defend against visible signs of heat ageing.**

While vitamin C and sun protection are well-known for their anti-ageing benefits, it’s the addition of ThermaRadiance Complex that sets this product apart, helping to smooth the appearance of skin and visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles.***

* Independent clinical testing of 33 people, 1 application/day for 4 weeks
** Based on in vitro test versus untreated skin
*** Independent clinical testing of 33 people, 1 application/day for 3 weeks

Key ingredients

SPF 50: Provides broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays.

Thermaradiance Complex + vitamin E: Target visible signs of heat ageing.

Ultra-stable vitamin C: Brightens skin and neutralises free radicals.

Bisabolol, allantoin + safflower: Soothe and hydrate the skin.

How to use

Apply liberally to the face and neck, ideally 15 minutes prior to sun exposure.

Availability

Biolumin-C Heat Aging Protector SPF 50 is available in a 50 ml bottle (R1 799) at authorised Dermalogica stockists, salons, and skin centres across South Africa.

Also available to shop online.

About Dermalogica

Founded in 1986 by Jane Wurwand, Dermalogica was born out of a need for results-driven, professional-grade skincare. Developed in partnership with the International Dermal Institute, the brand focuses on skin health rather than beauty trends – prioritising clean formulas and ongoing education. Today, Dermalogica trains over 100 000 skin therapists annually and is available in more than 80 countries.