What's inside
Key ingredients
Kojic acid fades the look of dark spots
Jojoba esters nourishes and balances oil
Licorice extract targets uneven tone
Alpha arbutin supports a more even complexion
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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.
Description
Two steps, twice a day. The face wash clears oil and buildup, the
serum works on uneven tone and dark spots. The simplest routine we
make that still does real work on pigmentation.
Formulated with kojic acid, jojoba esters, licorice extract, alpha
arbutin and caprylic triglyceride. Free from parabens and silicones.
How to use
Step 1 — Cleanse. Apply the face wash to damp skin, massage in circular motions and rinse thoroughly.
Step 2 — Treat. Two to three pumps of the brightening serum on clean skin, patted gently until fully absorbed.
Twice daily, morning and night. Follow with sunscreen in the morning.
What to expect
A two-step routine works if you actually do it twice a day. The first thing most people notice is that skin feels cleaner without feeling tight. Tone evens out gradually over weeks.
If you have set-in dark spots rather than general dullness, the Anti Pigmentation Kit adds a pigmentation cream that targets them directly.
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.
Is this enough on its own? For dullness and mild unevenness, yes, with sunscreen. For stubborn dark spots, add the pigmentation cream.
Can I use the serum only at night? You can, but twice daily is what the formula is dosed for.
Is it safe in pregnancy? Ask your doctor first.
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