Faded Brightening Serum with Kojic Acid and Niacinamide | Reduces Discoloration, Marks, Scars, and Spots | Dermatologist-tested, Vegan, Cruelty-Free

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Product Description 1. Targets 2. How to use 3. Results

Does Faded help with melasma? Faded is a treatment serum with a gel-like consistency. It should be used after cleansing and toning, and before moisturizing. It should be used after thinner serums and treatments.

What products/ingredients can Faded not be paired with? We do not recommend using Faded in the same routine as other exfoliating AHAs, BHAs, retinols, and Tretinoin.

Can I spot treat with Faded or use it all over my face? You can either spot-treat or use Faded all over your face, it's up to you!

Is Faded safe for pregnant women? Yes, Faded is safe for pregnant women, but we recommend consulting with your doctor.

Why does Faded smell so bad? Faded gets its smell from Glutathione, an ingredient that is really effective at reducing the appearance of discoloration in weeks. Glutathione has a cysteine chain that causes it to have a sulfur like smell.

You may also like High Roller, Like Butter Moisturizer, and Slather, each designed for specific skin concerns. High Roller treats razor bumps and irritation, Like Butter Moisturizer is an eczema treatment, and Slather softens bumpy, rough, or textured skin.

When to use in your routine: - Roll High Roller on to clean, dry, affected area. - Apply Like Butter Moisturizer last in your daily regimen and before sunscreen. - Apply Slather after a warm shower.

Texture: - High Roller has a textureless formula. - Like Butter Moisturizer has a butter-like cream texture. - Slather is a milky body serum.

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Faded is a safe and gentle treatment for stubborn post-blemish marks, scars, dark spots, discoloration, and uneven skin tone. It is dermatologist-tested and safe for all skin tones and ethnicities.

Faded Topicals for dark spots contains clean antioxidants and inflammation-reducing ingredients such as Azelaic Acid and Niacinamides, which help refine pores and reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation and dark spots.

It is easy to use: apply a thin layer of dark spot serum on clean, dry skin and gently massage in until fully absorbed. Start using it once a week and work your way up to daily use. Use sun protection during the day and moisturize well when using.

All Topicals products use ingredients and herbs that have been scientifically proven by clinical studies and formulated in partnership with our scientific advisory board. Topicals products are always free from dyes and animal testing.

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