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Scientists at Northwestern University have developed a synthetic melanin that can heal injuries caused by sunburn and chemical burns.

 But that is not all.  Following these findings, the team now plans to further develop their “super melanin”, both as a medical treatment

Imagine a skin cream that heals damage occurring throughout the day when your skin is exposed to sunlight or environmental toxins.

Researchers have created a cream containing a souped-up, synthetic version of the free-radical-removing melanin we produce naturally to protect skin from sun damage and accelerate the healing of sunburn and chemical burns.

Researchers at Northwestern University have unveiled a synthetic melanin cream with the potential to revolutionize skin protection and wound healing.

Researchers developed a synthetic melanin that can prevent blistering and potentially act as an anti-ager.

Researchers say it is a next-generation sun cream, which not only protects against sunburn, but rapidly repairs the low-level damage done to skin by the sun in real time.

The synthetic melanin cream can be utilized to protect the wearers skin whilst simultaneously repairing damage and accelerating healing.

Scientists at Northwestern University say they have developed a synthetic melanin cream that repairs injured skin as well as protecting against sun damage.

The “super melanin” cream was developed by researchers in the US and does not just protects the wearer’s skin but simultaneously repairs damage and accelerates healing