Complete Pigment Radiance

Tranexamic acid, the modern anchor

Originally a medicine, tranexamic acid earned its place in pigment care when research associated topical use with interrupting the UV-triggered signalling between skin cells and melanocytes, acting upstream, before pigment is made. It sits fourth in this formula, a genuinely working level.

The pathway team

Niacinamide is associated with slowing pigment transfer to the surface; ascorbyl glucoside supplies stable vitamin C for tone and antioxidant support; soy isoflavones and garden cress extract extend the brightening network; carnosine and beta-glucan support and soothe.

The experience

Fragrance-free, with menthyl lactate lending a brief cooling touch on application.

The honest timeline, and the partner

Tone work is a months game, and daily broad-spectrum SPF is half of it: UV sits at the top of every pigment pathway this serum works on.

Stubborn or recurring uneven tone, sun-related marks, post-blemish pigmentation and the pigment patterns that keep returning, at the clinical end of the range.

Worth knowing

Contains soy extract, sterols and isoflavones, relevant for known soy allergy. For pigmentation that appeared or changed during pregnancy, talk to your clinician about the right approach first.

Morning and evening, four to five drops on clean, dry skin before moisturiser.

Broad-spectrum SPF every morning, without exception, it is half of any pigment result.

Use alongside

Daily SPF (essential), Multi B Plus, and an evening retinoid, natural partners working different parts of the problem.

On Exfol A Plus nights, let this serum sit the evening out and resume in the morning.