Concentration:

Up to 2% concentration for treating skin pigmentation, but a dermatologist may recommend higher percentages, with a patch test advised before use.

Usage:

Can be used twice daily in creams, lotions, sunscreens, serums, masks, and facial cleansers for brighter skin, ideally alongside vitamin C, AHA, and before moisturization for optimal absorption and effectiveness, with consistent use showing results in a month or more.

Overview:

It works wonders for achieving an even, lighter skin tone and diminishing the effects of skin tanning after UV exposure. By reducing tyrosinase activity, it effectively lowers melanin production in your skin. This reduction in tyrosine and melanin levels leads to decreased pigmentation and dark patches, resulting in a more uniform complexion. Additionally, alpha arbutin helps fade age spots, acne scars, and post-blemish redness, ensuring a clearer and more radiant appearance.