The best skincare routine for Hyperpigmentation

Facing hyperpigmentation or skin discoloration is frustrating. But even when you do not suffer from this yet, preventing is better than curing! The sun is the biggest boogeyman when it comes to hyperpigmentation, so make sure to use an SPF daily to prevent those unwanted spots! A vitamin C serum can help fade hyperpigmentation that is already there. Also, we can not forget to mention the famous retinol to fade dark spots and more! Find all products that can help you with hyperpigmentation here!

Step 1

Triple AHA cleanser

Our Triple AHA Gel Cleanser is essential in your skincare routine. It hydrates, cleanses, and soothes while maintaining pH balance. With lactic, citric, and glycolic acids, it refreshes and revitalizes your skin without clogging pores.

How to use?

You should use this Gel Cleanser in your shower routine.

1. Start with making your skin wet with water.
2. Apply a small amount of the cleanser on your hands, gently massaging it onto damp skin. Avoid harsh rubbing.
3. Rinse with lukewarm water and pat dry with a soft towel.

When to use?

Use this cleanser twice a day, morning and night, as part of your skincare routine. It's used to cleanse the skin of impurities while maintaining hydration.

Cleanse - Exfoliate - Tone - Treatment - Moisturise

£24.00

Step 2

Vitamin C serum

Our Vitamin C Serum benefits combination skin by regulating sebum production, reducing dark spots, and promoting collagen synthesis.

Its antioxidant properties protect from environmental damage while providing hydration, resulting in a balanced, radiant complexion. Incorporating a vitamin C serum into your skincare routine can improve skin texture, tone, and overall appearance.

How to use?

Use the Vitamin C Serum after cleansing and toning.

1. Apply a small amount of the vitamin C serum to your fingertips.
2. Gently massage the serum onto your face and neck, avoiding the eye area.
3. Follow with a moisturizer and sunscreen during the day to maximize protection and hydration.

* Do NOT use the Vitamin C Serum in the same routine as a Retinol. Do you want to continue using these ingredients? Then it is recommended to use, for example, the Vitamin C serum in the morning and the Retinol Serum in the evening. OR use the ingredients every other day: on one day the Retinol Serum in the evening and on the other day the Vitamin C Serum.

When to use?

Use this vitamin C serum twice a day, morning and night, as part of your skincare routine.

Cleanse - Exfoliate - Tone - Treatment - Moisturise

£36.00

Step 3

Retinol night serum

Experience the power of our Retinol Night Serum. Reduce fine lines, fade dark spots, and get a youthful, even Glow! This serum is formulated to moisturize your skin and minimizing the potential irritation that can be caused by retinol.

How to use?

Use the Retinol Night Serum after cleansing and toning.

1. Apply a few drops of the serum and gently massage it into the face, avoiding the eyelids.
2. Allow your skin to fully absorb the serum, and follow up with our Hydrating Moisturizer.

* Do NOT use the retinol serum in the same routine as a Vitamin C serum or exfoliants like BHA/AHA serums/toners. Do you want to continue using these ingredients? Then it is recommended to use, for example, the Vitamin C serum or BHA/AHA in the morning and the Retinol Serum in the evening. OR use the ingredients every other day: on one day the Retinol serum in the evening and on the other day the Vitamin C serum or BHA/AHA serum/toner.

When to use?

Only use the Retinol Night Serum in the evening. Start with once or twice a week and gradually increase to nightly use once your skin adjusts and responds positively.

Cleanse - Exfoliate - Tone - Treatment - Moisturise

£45.00