Higher active concentration
Serums carry a higher concentration of active ingredients than most creams and lotions, so they deliver more of what your skin needs to fade dark spots and even out tone in each application.
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Concentrated brightening serums targeting dark spots and uneven skin tone.
Serums carry a higher concentration of active ingredients than most creams and lotions, so they deliver more of what your skin needs to fade dark spots and even out tone in each application.
A serum has a lightweight, fluid texture that absorbs quickly, so it sinks in within moments and never leaves the heavy or greasy feeling that some thicker treatments can cause.
Because serums absorb fully, they layer neatly under your moisturiser without pilling or rolling on the skin, making them easy to fit into an existing routine without adding bulk.
Where a cream offers general maintenance, a serum is formulated to target specific concerns such as dark spots, uneven tone and dullness, so you can treat the exact problem you want to address.
The light, fast-absorbing formulas suit every skin type, including oily and combination skin, which often struggle with heavier products that feel thick or leave a shiny finish.
The Serums Guide
Everything You Need to Know About Serums
Expert advice, ingredient insights and routine tips to help you choose the right products with confidence.
Cleanse
Wash your face with a gentle cleanser, then pat the skin so it stays slightly damp.
Apply 2–3 drops
Dispense two to three drops onto clean, slightly damp skin.
Press, don't rub into the skin
Press the serum gently into the skin with your fingertips rather than rubbing, so it absorbs evenly.
Follow with moisturiser
Apply your moisturiser to seal the serum in and keep skin comfortable.
Apply SPF in the morning
Finish with SPF during the day, because brightening actives increase sun sensitivity.
Most people notice visible change after 6–12 weeks of consistent daily use, though results vary with skin type, the concern being treated and the strength of the formula. Dark spots tend to fade gradually, so take a photo at the start to track progress and stay patient.
Yes. Apply your serum after cleansing and before moisturiser and SPF. Introduce one new active at a time, and avoid layering several strong treatments together unless a product says it is suitable. If your skin feels tight or irritated, use the serum less often.
Either works, and some people use it twice daily. Morning use needs SPF afterwards, because brightening actives increase sun sensitivity. Evening use fits neatly before moisturiser. Start with one application a day and build up gradually if your skin tolerates it well.
Brightening actives can irritate sensitive skin, so patch test first: apply a small amount to your inner arm for 24 hours before using it on the face. Start with every second day and stop if redness or stinging persists. Ask a dermatologist if unsure.