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Hyperpigmentation

Discover ingredients and formulations designed to help reduce the look of dark patches and uneven pigmentation.

What is Hyperpigmentation

Hyperpigmentation refers to areas of skin that look darker than the surrounding skin due to excess melanin. Sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammation, and aging are common triggers. Targeted brightening ingredients, combined with daily sun protection, help fade the look of discoloration and improve clarity over time.

Key Ingredient for Hyperpigmentation

Ingredients

Key Benefit

Concern Match

Niacinamide reduces visible hyperpigmentation by limiting pigment transfer.

★★★★★

Tranexamic Acid targets visible hyperpigmentation for a more even complexion.

★★★★★

Azelaic Acid reduces visible hyperpigmentation by regulating excess melanin production.

★★★★★

Titanium Dioxide in tested sunscreen formulas can limit UV related worsening of hyperpigmentation.

★★★★★

Retinol reduces visible hyperpigmentation through skin cell turnover.

★★★★★

Bakuchiol reduces visible hyperpigmentation with consistent use.

★★★★★

Citric Acid may refine uneven pigmentation in exfoliating formulas, with limited direct evidence.

★★★★★

Recommended Formulas Formulas

Serum
Balm
Cream
Gel
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