Key ingredients
Berberry fades the look of dark spots
Almond oil restores hydration and comfort
Triticum vulgare helps smooth rough texture
Octyl methoxycinnamate supports protection from UV-A
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 night cream for pigmentation, dark spots, uneven tone and rough
texture. Light enough to absorb, rich enough to work while you
sleep.
Formulated with triticum vulgare, berberry, octyl methoxycinnamate
and almond oil. Apply after your serum and leave it overnight.
How to use
Wash your face properly and pat dry. Take a small amount of the cream and apply it over face and neck in upward circular motions. Leave it on overnight.
Use every night. If you also use the brightening serum, serum first, then this over it.
This is a night product. Wear sunscreen every morning.
What to expect
Texture is the first thing to change — most people notice skin feels smoother on waking within a couple of weeks. The look of dark spots takes longer, usually around eight weeks of nightly use.
It contains octyl methoxycinnamate, which offers some UV-A support, but it is not a sunscreen and does not replace one.
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 in the morning? It is formulated for night care. Use sunscreen in the morning instead.
Can I use it with the brightening serum? Yes — serum first, then this.
Can I use it on the body? It is formulated for face and neck.
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