What's inside
Key ingredients
Kojic acid fades the look of dark spots
Alpha arbutin works on uneven pigmentation
Licorice extract targets marks, supports clarity
Berberry extract evens out stubborn patches
Dermatologist recommendedMD Dermatology · Devriz Clinics
The routine
What changes, and when
Timelines describe a typical routine, not a guaranteed outcome. Pigmentation responds differently to different skin, and sun exposure without SPF undoes progress. For melasma or pigmentation that does not shift, see a dermatologist.
Visible change. Proven.
Consistent use, twice a day. Here is what one course did.
BeforeAfter 8 weeks
Description
A full-size three-step routine that works morning and night on dark
spots, uneven tone and dullness. Cleanse, treat, boost — the same
order as the Mini Kit, in sizes that last a full course.
Formulated with kojic acid, alpha arbutin, licorice extract,
berberry and jojoba esters. Free from parabens and silicones.
How to use
Step 1 — Cleanse. Face wash on damp skin, massaged gently and rinsed thoroughly.
Step 2 — Treat. A small amount of pigmentation cream on the affected areas, massaged until absorbed.
Step 3 — Boost. Two to three drops of brightening serum, patted gently into the skin.
Morning and night. Sunscreen every morning.
What to expect
This is a 24-hour routine, and it is the consistency that does the work rather than any single application. Texture and dullness tend to shift first. The look of dark spots takes longer, usually around week 8.
Daily sun protection is not optional alongside this. Pigment returns with UV exposure faster than any routine can work.
Patch test before first use. If irritation persists, stop and see a dermatologist.
FAQs
Who is this for?
Dry, normal, oily, combination and acne-prone skin. Men and women.
How is it different from the Mini Kit? Same routine, full sizes, and a pigmentation cream sized for a complete course.
Does it include sunscreen? No. The Hyperpigmentation Treatment Kit adds SPF 50 if you want the routine complete.
Is it safe in pregnancy? Ask your doctor first.
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