Key ingredients
4-n-butyl resorcinol works on visible pigmentation
Alpha arbutin supports a more even tone
Licorice extract targets dark spots and marks
Peony root extract antioxidant support for radiance
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 lightweight, fast-absorbing serum for dark spots, uneven tone and
the look of melasma-prone areas. Built around 4-n-butyl resorcinol,
alpha arbutin and licorice extract.
Non-greasy and quick to sink in, so it layers under sunscreen in the
morning and cream at night without pilling.
How to use
Step 1 — Cleanse with the Devriz brightening face wash on damp skin and rinse thoroughly.
Step 2 — Dispense two to three pumps of serum onto your palm.
Step 3 — Apply a thin, even layer over face and neck.
Step 4 — Massage gently until fully absorbed.
Twice daily. Always follow with sunscreen during the day.
What to expect
A serum stays on the skin, which is why it does more of the work than a cleanser. Hydration and radiance usually show first, within a few weeks. The look of dark spots takes around eight weeks of twice-daily use.
Sunscreen is not a suggestion alongside this. Brightening actives make skin more reactive to UV, and pigment returns faster than it fades.
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.
Can I use it with vitamin C or retinol? Introduce one active at a time. If you already use retinol, use this in the morning and retinol at night.
Will it work on melasma? It is formulated for the appearance of melasma-prone areas. Melasma itself is a medical condition — see a dermatologist if it does not respond.
Does it pill under makeup? It should not, if you let it absorb fully before the next layer.
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