Serum
Brightening Serum
A multi-pathway serum for dark spots, post-acne marks and uneven tone.
- Dermatologist formulated
- Transparent formulation
- Made in India
Key benefits
- Targets dark spots
- Evens tone
- Hydrates
A multi-pathway brightening serum. Kojic Acid Dipalmitate, Alpha Arbutin and Tranexamic Acid address pigment at different stages, while Niacinamide, Licorice and Centella keep skin calm and even.
Suitable for
- All skin types
- Pigmentation-prone
- Post-acne marks
What's inside
Kojic Acid Dipalmitate
A stable ester of kojic acid that interrupts excess melanin production.
Why it's here: More stable than kojic acid itself, so the formula holds up in use.
Alpha Arbutin
A tyrosinase inhibitor that works gradually on pigment.
Why it's here: Targets pigment formation without the harshness of aggressive peels.
Tranexamic Acid
A pigment active studied for melasma and post-inflammatory marks.
Why it's here: Addresses a different pigment pathway than the other two actives.
Niacinamide
Vitamin B3. Supports the barrier and helps keep tone even.
Why it's here: Supports tone work while keeping the barrier intact.
Licorice Extract
A botanical brightener rich in glabridin.
Why it's here: Calms while it works on tone.
Centella Asiatica Extract
Madecassoside-rich extract traditionally used to support skin repair.
Why it's here: Marks often follow inflammation — calm skin marks less.
Sodium Hyaluronate
Holds water in the upper layers of skin.
Why it's here: Keeps an actives-heavy serum comfortable.
Panthenol
Pro-vitamin B5, a humectant that softens and comforts skin.
Why it's here: Supports tolerance during daily use.
Full ingredient list (INCI)
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Texture & finish
Lightweight, water-based serum.
Absorbs quickly, layers cleanly under sunscreen.
How to use
Three to four drops onto clean skin, pressed evenly over the face and neck.
When: Morning and night. Introduce it every other evening for the first week, then move to daily. Always follow with sunscreen in the morning — pigment work is undone by unprotected sun exposure.
Results with pigmentation are gradual and vary between people. Avoid the eye area. Patch test before first use if your skin is reactive.
Questions
Can I use it morning and night?
Yes, once your skin has adjusted. Daytime use must be paired with sunscreen.
How long before I see a change?
Pigment turnover is slow and varies by person and concern. Use consistently and judge over weeks, not days.
Can I use it with the acne cleanser?
Yes. Alternate evenings at first, then combine as tolerated.
Is sunscreen really necessary?
For tone work, yes. UV exposure re-triggers the pigment you are working on.
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