Good Molecules Discoloration Correcting Serum Set | Formulated With Tranexamic Acid And 4% Niacinamide | Improves The Appearance Of Age Spots, Acne Scars, Hyperpigmentation, And Sun Damage | 2x1 oz

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Another serum by Good Molecules that promises even and bright skin, but this one has the focus on Arbutin. Especially your serums, given that they are the step in your routine where you really tune in with what your skin needs that day ( read more on serums here).

Improve the appearance of skin discoloration and uneven skin tone with Discoloration Correcting Serum from Good Molecules.

Since it has a blend of different ingredients that target different skin issues I feel this is more effective than some of the other products I have tried from the brand. This site, including its owners, operators, and developers is not affiliated with nor endorsed by any beauty brand or any subsidiaries thereof, in any way.

All trademarked names, brands, and products mentioned on this site are the sole property of their respective trademark owners. I tried the Niacinamide Serum as well and liked it, but it glooped up really quickly and became unusable. I will have a whole post on how Tranexamic Acid works here, but for now let me tell you that it is a promising ingredient that can, when used in conjunction with other actives, help reduce hyperpigmentation.While I have a few products that I like by now, so far it’s not enough to warrant spending and arm and a leg for it. For instance, The Ordinary’s Lactic Acid or Good Molecules’ Discoloration Correcting Serum do very similar things for my skin but at but at €7. Improve the appearance of skin discoloration and uneven skin tone with Discoloration Correcting Serum. Which is why in the summer months you can see me including every single thing in my routine that promises to fade them – like the Good Molecules Discoloration Correcting Serum. used other niacinamide products that I felt were better at dealing with texture than this is (the Good Molecules Discoloration Correcting serum comes to mind).

I would really want this brand to come to a European retailer so that it is easier and less expensive to get.In winter, they are barely noticeable, but despite SPF and sun avoidance, they reappear every single summer without fail. The biggest difference for sure is that The Inkey List tells us the concentration of Tranexamic Acid they are using (2%), while Good Molecules doesn´t share that information on the package.