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Pigmentation & dark spots

A more even-looking tone, with daily care and sunscreen.

Dark spots and marks appear when skin makes extra pigment, often after sun exposure or a breakout. They fade gradually with consistent care, and daily sunscreen is the step that makes the biggest difference.

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Know your skin

Common signs

  • Marks left after pimples
  • Patches or spots darker than the surrounding skin
  • Tan or uneven tone after time in the sun

What can trigger it

  • Sun exposure without protection
  • Marks after breakouts or picking
  • Hormonal changes
  • Irritation from harsh products

Ingredients that help

  • Vitamin C (3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid)Brightening-focused, antioxidant care for a more even look.
  • Alpha ArbutinBrightening-focused skincare ingredient.
  • GlutathioneAntioxidant support.
  • Broad-spectrum SPF 50 PA+++Protects from the sun that deepens existing marks.

A simple daily routine

Morning

  1. Cleanse 1% Hyaluronic Acid & Vitamin C Deep Gel Face Cleanser
  2. Brighten 10% Vitamin C Brightening & Hydra Formulation Serum
  3. Moisturise Glutathione Hydraglow Moisturizer
  4. Protect Lightweight SPF 50 Sunscreen

Evening

  1. Cleanse 1% Hyaluronic Acid & Vitamin C Deep Gel Face Cleanser
  2. Moisturise Glutathione Hydraglow Moisturizer

Tip: Reapply sunscreen every 2 to 3 hours when you are outdoors. Patch test the Vitamin C Serum first; it is not recommended for extra-sensitive skin.

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Questions, answered

Will this make my skin fairer?

No. Our products care for the look of dark spots and uneven tone; they do not change your natural skin colour, and cosmetic brightening is not permanent.

How long do dark spots take to fade?

Usually several weeks to a few months of daily use with sunscreen. Results vary from person to person.

Do I need sunscreen indoors?

If you sit near windows or go out during the day, yes. Daily sunscreen is the most important step for dark spots.

When should I see a dermatologist?

For patches that spread quickly, change in colour or shape, or melasma, please see a dermatologist.

Want a routine made for your skin?

Tell our assistant about your skin type and sensitivity, and get a routine with only the steps you need.

Cosmetic guidance, not a medical diagnosis. Results vary from person to person.