About Cleenlab

Cleenlab (sometimes written as Clean Lab or Cleanlab) is a clinical skincare brand built on one idea: use actives with real clinical research behind them, at concentrations that matter.

What we make

Cleenlab develops cosmeceutical skincare: cleansers, serums, creams and eye products formulated around clinically studied actives. Our range includes SignalNeedling, our own skin renewal method that works with the skin's natural repair response.

Our approach: Clean Science

We choose every ingredient for a reason. Actives such as PDRN, copper peptides (GHK-Cu), tranexamic acid and phenylethyl resorcinol are in our formulas because published research supports them — not because they trend well.

At the same time, we keep formulas gentle and barrier-friendly. Results should never come at the cost of your skin barrier.

Used by skin professionals

Cleenlab is used and sold by skin professionals and salons alongside our own webshop. That professional feedback loop keeps our formulas sharp and our claims honest.

Where to start

PDRN + Copper Peptide Serum - Cleenlab.

PDRN + Copper Peptide Serum

€16,00
Melanin Corrector Serum + TXA - Cleenlab.

Melanin Corrector Serum + TXA

€11,00
Resorcinol Glow Night Cream - Cleenlab.

Resorcinol Glow Night Cream

€13,00
SignalNeedling Control Cream - Cleenlab.

SignalNeedling Control Cream

€17,00

Frequently asked questions

Is it Cleenlab, Clean Lab or Cleanlab?
The official spelling is Cleenlab — one word, with a double e. You may also see it written as Clean Lab, Cleanlab or Cleenlabs, but it is all the same brand.
What does 'clinical skincare' mean at Cleenlab?
It means every key active in our formulas is backed by published clinical research, and is used at a concentration where that research applies. We call this approach Clean Science.
What is SignalNeedling?
SignalNeedling is Cleenlab's skin renewal method. It triggers the skin's own repair response with targeted micro-signals and is supported by dedicated creams. You can read more on our SignalNeedling page.
Where can I learn more about the ingredients?
We publish plain-language ingredient guides on PDRN, copper peptides (GHK-Cu), tranexamic acid, phenylethyl resorcinol and SignalNeedling. Each guide explains what the ingredient does, what research says and which products contain it.