Face Serum

2% Liposomal Kojic Acid Spot Clarity Serum with Niacinamide & Alpha-Arbutin

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SiNORA Spot Clarity combines 2% Kojic Acid and 2% Alpha-Arbutin in a sophisticated brightening serum designed to improve the appearance of dark spots and uneven skin tone. Niacinamide and Sodium Hyaluronate complete the blend, adding hydration and skin-conditioning support.

2% Kojic Acid: Helps improve the appearance of pigmentation and rough skin.
2% Alpha-Arbutin: A well-known brightening ingredient that helps promote a more even-looking complexion.
1% Niacinamide: Helps support the skin's overall appearance and conditioning.
1% Sodium Hyaluronate: Attracts and retains water to support soft, hydrated skin.

Fades Dark Spots: Formulated with 2% Kojic Acid, 2% Alpha-Arbutin, and 1% Niacinamide for natural skin brightening.
Evens Skin Tone: A multi-active approach designed to support a smoother complexion.
Visibly Brightens Skin: Helps reduce dullness and promote glowing skin.
Hydration Support: Sodium Hyaluronate helps hydrate skin for softness.

Step 01: Start with a freshly cleansed face.
Step 02: Apply 2-3 drops.
Step 03: Distribute evenly and gently dab into the skin.
Step 04: Follow with moisturiser. During the day, finish with broad-spectrum sunscreen.

Frequency

Use: morning & evening.

Yes, this type of uneven pigmentation is one of the concerns this serum is designed around. With consistent use, its brightening actives can help improve the appearance of lingering marks and create a more even-looking complexion.

It depends on how your skin responds to brightening actives. Start gradually and patch test first, particularly if you're new to Kojic Acid or Alpha-Arbutin. If your skin feels irritated, give it a break rather than pushing through.

Many routines can accommodate a pigmentation serum regularly, but your skin's tolerance matters. Start with a comfortable frequency and build from there rather than introducing it too aggressively.

Definitely. Working on the appearance of pigmentation while leaving skin exposed to UV can make your routine much less effective. Think of sunscreen as an essential part of your pigmentation-care routine, not an optional final step.

You can, but more actives don't necessarily mean better results. If you're already using exfoliating acids, retinoids or other pigmentation-focused products, introduce them thoughtfully to avoid overwhelming your skin.