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
Vitamin E antioxidant protection through the day
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
Our most complete routine, for pigmentation that has not shifted for
other products. Four steps across day and night: cleanse, treat,
protect by day; cleanse, treat, repair by night.
The addition that matters is SPF 50. Pigmentation care without daily
sun protection is work you undo every afternoon, which is why this
kit includes it rather than assuming you own one.
How to use
Morning — cleanse with the face wash, apply the brightening serum, finish with SPF 50 generously on every exposed area.
Night — cleanse with the face wash, apply the brightening serum, then the pigmentation cream on the targeted areas and leave it overnight.
Reapply sunscreen every two hours outdoors, or after swimming, sweating or towelling dry.
What to expect
This kit is for pigmentation that has already resisted a simpler routine, so give it the full twelve weeks. Hydration and dullness respond in the first few weeks; long-set marks are the slowest thing on the face to move.
The single biggest variable is the sunscreen. Used every morning without fail, it is what makes the other three steps worth doing.
Patch test before first use. If irritation persists, stop and see a dermatologist.
FAQs
Who is this for? Anyone whose pigmentation has not shifted with a two- or three-step routine.
Dry, normal, oily, combination and acne-prone skin. Men and women.
Can I use the serum and cream together at night? Yes — serum first, then cream on the marked areas.
Is it safe for melasma? It is formulated for the appearance of melasma-prone areas, but melasma is a medical condition. See a dermatologist if it does not respond.
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