The Derma Co 2% Kojic Acid Face Serum for Dark Spots And Pigmentation - 10 ml B2B

The Derma Co 2% Kojic Acid Face Serum with 1% Alpha Arbutin & Niacinamide for Dark Spots And Pigmentation - 10 ml

It’s time to treat pigmentation and make way for clear skin with 2% Kojic Acid Face Serum. Kojic Acid is derived from fermented rice & certain type of mushrooms. This protective antioxidant brightens skin & neutralizes the damage caused due to pollution, UV rays, smoke, and toxic chemical elements.The best part is that it penetrates quickly through the skin to reduce hyperpigmentation. It evens the skin tone and minimizes the recurrence of discoloration for healthy and clear skin.FADES DARK SPOTS: Go #FilterFree with 2% Kojic Acid Serum loaded with 1% Alpha Arbutin and that efficiently helps in fading dark spots with every application. The magic of 1% Alpha Arbutin works towards controlling the production of Melanin (a pigment that creates skin color). The lesser Melanin produced by your skin, the lesser dark spots you have, thus giving an even complexion.This advanced formulation stands as the ultimate solution for minimizing dark spots and pigmentation. It repairs past signs of damage and gives you crystal clear skin with continued use.IMPROVES SKIN DISCOLORATION: The power-packed combination of 2% Kojic Acid and 1% Alpha Arbutin work together to act quicker on absorbing well into the skin. Enriched with antioxidants from Curcuma Longa (Turmeric) Root Extract - derived to fight towards free radical damage, this serum works well to keep your skin smooth, improve skin discoloration, and thus, making the skin look brighter, clearer, and healthier. Say hello! It’s your skin’s BFF.SAFE & EFFECTIVE FORMULATION: Free from mineral oil, dye, parabens, and sulfates, this serum for pigmentation and dark spots is a safe & effective formulation that offers visible difference in 3-6 weeks.WHO IS IT SUITABLE FOR: Suitable for all skin types, this serum is for anyone looking for a solution for dark spots, skin discoloration, sun damage and pigmentation.