2% Kojic Acid Face Serum with 1% Alpha Arbutin & Niacinamide - 30 ml

Will This Derma Kojic Acid Serum Work On Sun-Damaged Skin?

Yes, 2% Kojic Acid Face Serum is highly efficacious in working on sun-damaged skin.

What Does 1% Alpha Arbutin in The Derma co kojic acid serum do?

1% Alpha Arbutin works wonders towards fading effects of hyperpigmentation like age spots, acne marks, and melasma. It also prevents recurrence of skin discoloration even after a sunburn, by blocking tyrosine (a non-essential amino acid that binds with tyrosinase to produce more melanin).

Are There Any Side Effects of Derma co Kojic Acid Serum I Should Be Worried About?

No side effects of using the 2% kojic acid serum Derma co have been recorded yet. However, we suggest you do a patch test before using it.

What Does This Serum Actively Work On?

The 2% Kojic Acid Face Serum works actively towards fading dark spots, improving skin discoloration, fights sun damage and pigmentation.

How to use Derma co kojic acid serum?

Apply 3-5 drops of The Derma co kojic acid serum on the entire face and neck in a gentle circular motion. When heading outdoors, always follow it up with a high-protection, broad-spectrum sunscreen.

Should I Apply The Derma co 2% Kojic Acid Serum On Dry Or Wet Skin?

Use the 2% Kojic Acid Face Serum on clean and dry skin. Before applying the serum, take a break of 10 minutes post-cleansing, for maximum results.

I Have Hypersensitive Skin, Can I Use This Derma Kojic Acid Serum?

People with hypersensitive skin should first do a patch test on other body parts (behind the ear) and use the serum only if it is tolerable. If not, discontinue usage.

Can I Use The Derma co 2% Kojic Acid Serum Thrice A Day For More Effective Results?

No. For achieving the best results, use 2% Kojic Acid Face Serum twice a day.

What are the Derma co kojic acid serum benefits?

The Derma co kojic acid serum benefits your skin by improving the skin tone and fades dark spots. Daily usage of this Derma co kojic acid face serum can lead to clear skin and even tone.