How to use: Dark Spot Serum with Kojic Acid | 15 ml
This serum goes only where you need it: on your spots, applied with a fingertip. Kojic acid helps with the look of dark spots and uneven tone, and it works best when you're consistent and pair it with daily sunscreen.
Who it’s for
- You have localised dark spots and want to treat only that area
- You're looking for help with the look of uneven tone
- You like a precise, targeted serum in a 15 ml size
- You're ready to wear sunscreen every day
When to use it
Apply on clean skin, before your moisturiser and sunscreen. Start every other day for the first week and, if your skin stays comfortable, move to daily use.
How to apply it, step by step
- Cleanse your face and pat it dry, without rubbing.
- Put a small amount of serum on your fingertip.
- Apply only to the spots, with gentle dabbing, without spreading it over your whole face.
- Avoid the eye area, lips and any irritated skin.
- Let it absorb, then apply your moisturiser.
- If it's morning, always finish with sunscreen.
Get the most out of it
- In the first week, use it every other day so your skin can get used to it.
- If your skin is sensitive, patch test on a small area first.
- Stay consistent: results depend on your skin, the type of spot and how regularly you use it.
Avoid
- Spreading the serum over your whole face when it's made for targeted application
- Skipping sunscreen: without sun protection, spots tend to stay or darken
- Applying it on irritated skin, around the eyes or on the lips
Pairs well with
- Tinted Mineral Face Sunscreen SPF 50 | 20 ml — Sunscreen is the step that matters most in this routine: without sun protection, spots tend to stay or darken. Wear it every morning.
- Sensitive Skin Moisturiser | 50 ml — A simple moisturiser to apply after the serum and keep your routine comfortable.
FAQs
How long until I see results?
It depends on your skin, the type of spot and how consistently you use the serum and sunscreen. That's why we don't give timeframes.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
The formula contains fragrance and essential oils with declarable allergens (limonene, citral, linalool, benzyl salicylate, among others). If your skin is sensitive, patch test on a small area first.
Is it for melasma, and can I use it during pregnancy?
Melasma should be assessed by a dermatologist, and this serum doesn't replace medical care. During pregnancy, check with a healthcare professional before using it.