Pigmentation Reducing Complex | Dark Spot Face Cream 30 ml

Pigmentation Reducing Complex | Dark Spot Face Cream 30 ml

Name: Pigmentation Reducing Complex | Dark Spot Face Cream 30 ml
Brand: Kaya Science
Price: 833 INR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (10 reviews)

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Product Description

Kaya Pigmentation Reducing Complex is a specialized formula that targets dark spots, pigmentation, and uneven skin tone. It works by reducing melanin production and promoting a more uniform complexion. This lightweight complex is ideal for treating hyperpigmentation caused by sun damage, acne scars, or hormonal changes.

Key Ingredients

Azelaic Acid: A powerful brightening agent that lightens hyperpigmentation & provides an even glow.
Phytic Acid: Known for its anti-inflammatory and depigmenting properties, it helps reduce appearance of dark spots & provide an even skin tone.

Concerns Targeted:

Hyperpigmentation and dark spots.
Uneven skin tone.
Dullness.

Benefits

Reduces pigmentation: Helps lighten dark spots and discoloration, leading to an even skin tone.
Improves radiance: Brightens the skin and enhances its natural glow.
Prevents future pigmentation: Inhibits melanin production to prevent the recurrence of pigmentation.

Best For (Skin Type):

Suitable for all skin types, particularly for those with pigmentation issues or uneven skin tone.

When to Use (What Time of Day & Skincare Step):

Nighttime: Apply after cleansing and toning, before moisturizing. Avoid using during the day unless paired with sunscreen.

How to Use:

Apply a small amount to affected areas or all over the face after cleansing and
toning.
Massage gently until fully absorbed.
Use consistently every night for best results, followed by sunscreen during the day to prevent sun-induced pigmentation