
Cellular Clarity
Every brightener makes the spot lighter. This one closes the gap. Delentigo™ at 4% — its studied concentration.
Contains soy. Vegan.
Cellular Clarity every morning for the appearance of even tone. Cellular Renewal and Cellular Radiance at night, alternating — for the look of firmness and smoothness. Every active named, every concentration printed — including the one below its studied level.
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Cellular Clarity, after cleansing, before moisturiser. Then sunscreen, always.
Cellular Renewal or Cellular Radiance, after cleansing, before moisturiser — one serum per night, alternating.
Start every other night and build up.

Every brightener makes the spot lighter. This one closes the gap. Delentigo™ at 4% — its studied concentration.
Contains soy. Vegan.

Skin that looks rested and full. Salmon polynucleotides at 5% with MossCellTec™ at its studied 2%.
Contains fish. Not suitable for vegans or anyone with a fish allergy.

Surface renewal without retinol. NovoRetin™ at 3% with four-weight hyaluronic acid.
Contains mastic gum, a documented contact allergen — patch test first.
Even tone in the morning. Firmness and smoothness at night. Three serums rather than one bottle claiming to do everything.
These are the results the ingredient makers measured, at the concentrations we use. Skin is individual and we will not give you a date — but this is the timescale the research ran on.
Before you start: Cellular Renewal contains fish — the polynucleotide complex is salmon-derived, so it is not vegan and not suitable for anyone with a fish allergy. Cellular Clarity contains soy (genistein) and 0.34% alcohol. Cellular Radiance contains mastic gum, a documented contact allergen. Patch test each serum on the inner arm and wait a full 48 hours before first use, stop if you react, and introduce them one at a time. The research is Mibelle Biochemistry's own, into these ingredients rather than into the finished VyVa serums.

If you have tried a brightener and the spot came back, this is probably why. Most of them address one of the two pigments in an age spot, and they do it everywhere they are applied, not just where the spot is.
Your skin makes it in response to UV light. It is the brown pigment most brighteners are built to target — but they act on every cell they touch, so the skin around the spot lightens with it.
A wear-and-tear pigment that accumulates inside skin cells over decades. It gives age spots their golden undertone, and almost no brightener on the shelf is formulated to address it at all.
A spot is not dark. It is darker — and the gap is the only reason you can see it. In Delentigo™'s eight-week study the treated spots fell 26% while the skin around them moved 16.5%, closing that gap by roughly half.
Age spots contain both melanin and lipofuscin, well documented in dermatological literature. The selectivity claim is based on Mibelle Biochemistry's research into the ingredient — supplier research, not independent trials, and not trials of the finished VyVa serum. Results refer to the appearance of skin.
Either. Just not both at once.
Renewal and Radiance are both evening serums, and they are doing different jobs — one works on the appearance of firmness and skin quality, the other on smoothness and surface renewal. Use one per night and alternate them.
Three reasons, and none of them is scarcity. Each active was studied on its own, at its own concentration, so alternating is the only pattern that matches how the evidence was generated. Layering two renewal-focused actives raises the chance of irritation without any evidence of added benefit. And if your skin does react, alternating means you know which bottle to stop.
Clarity is the morning step and does not compete with either. Sunscreen over it, every day.

What you actually get
Three full-size serums. Every concentration published.
Delentigo™ at its studied 4%. NovoRetin™ at 3%, half again above its studied level. MossCellTec™ at its studied 2%, in two of the three bottles. Salmon polynucleotides at 5%, the top of their supplier's tested range. And PhytoCellTec™ at 1% where its study ran at 2% — printed rather than rounded away.
Moss survives what would kill a garden, and the active is built around that idea: skin that keeps up with change rather than skin being corrected. It is one of the very few cosmetic actives with published work on the health of the cell nucleus.
That was tested in the most hostile real-world conditions available — 23 women through a Seoul summer, moving repeatedly between humid outdoor heat and dry air-conditioned offices. Every one of the 23 recorded a significant increase in skin hydration on the treated side within 14 days, and 91% recorded lower water loss. That is a responder rate inside one clinical cohort, not a guarantee.
Included at the level its maker recommends, not a dusting.
| Row | Cellular Clarity | Cellular Renewal | Cellular Radiance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Key active | Delentigo™ at 4% | Salmon polynucleotides at 5% · MossCellTec™ at 2% · PhytoCellTec™ at 1% | NovoRetin™ at 3% |
| Its study used | 4% — match | 5% is the supplier's maximum tested and MossCellTec matches at 2%; PhytoCellTec's study ran at 2% and ours is 1% — printed, not rounded away | 2% — ours is 1.5× the studied level, printed here |
| Also in the bottle | MossCellTec™ No. 1 at 2% — the maker's level | same | Sea buckthorn, licorice root and a four-weight hyaluronic complex — base conditioners, claimed nowhere |
| What we claim | Appearance of even tone | Appearance of firmness and skin quality | Appearance of smoothness and surface renewal |
| Allergens, stated upfront | Soy | Fish — not vegan | Mastic gum — patch test first |
The research belongs to the ingredients and was run by Mibelle Biochemistry, their Swiss maker — supplier research, not independent trials, and not trials of these finished serums. One number here does not flatter us. It is printed anyway.
Everything on this page can be checked. That's the entire pitch.

THE SHAPE OF THE ROUTINE
One in the morning. Two at night, alternating.
Cellular Clarity every morning, under sunscreen. Then Cellular Renewal or Cellular Radiance at night — one per night, never both, because each was studied on its own and alternating tells you which bottle did what. Three bottles, 30 ml each, roughly two months of the full routine.
If it isn’t for you, tell us and we’ll refund it — opened or not. Keep all three; there’s nothing to send back. Sixty days is a refund window, not a results window.
Contains soy, fish and mastic gum. Patch test 48 hours before first use.
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The Complete Cellular RitualAll three supplements — two in the morning, one before bed.One price, from day one until you cancel.Subscribed: $98.90/month
The Defence RitualMitoV+ and Cellular Clarity — one you take, one you apply, both in the morning.One price, from day one until you cancel.Subscribed: $92.15/month
The Foundation RitualVioni+ in the morning, Cellular Renewal at night — the simplest way in.One price, from day one until you cancel.Subscribed: $102.95/monthFor external use only. Avoid the eye area. Patch test 48 hours before first use. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Use sunscreen when exposed to sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Results refer to the appearance of skin. Individual results may vary. Delentigo, PhytoCellTec, NovoRetin and MossCellTec are registered trademarks of Mibelle AG.