Finally found something honest
After trying bleaching creams that made my skin worse, this actually works with my skin, not against it. 10 weeks in and my melasma is visibly lighter. Still using sunscreen religiously.

Dark patches didn't appear overnight. They won't disappear overnight either. This is slow, honest work.
Melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, pregnancy mask
Rich, nourishing butter for evening application
Calming the triggers that cause melanin overproduction, not bleaching the surface
Evening application. Your skin does most of its repair work while you sleep. Let it.
Fading takes 8-12 weeks. That's not slow—that's real. Anyone promising faster is selling disappointment.
Ingredients that regulate melanin production at the source. No harsh acids that thin your skin.
Every ingredient is listed in plain language. If your skin reacts to something, you'll know exactly what's in here.
We'd rather tell you what's realistic than make promises we can't keep.
Evening, after cleansing:
Pat skin until slightly damp (not completely dry)
Scoop a small amount and warm between fingertips
Apply to areas with pigmentation (face, specific patches)
Massage gently in circular motion for 1-2 minutes
Apply Pigment Serum in the morning. If you wish, you can use sunscreen for added UV protection.
8-12 weeks for visible fading. That's not slow—that's how real, healthy fading works. Anyone promising faster results is likely using harsh ingredients that damage your skin.
It's your choice. If you wish, sunscreen can provide added UV protection. Some prefer to use it, others don't—listen to your skin.
Yes. This butter is specifically designed for melasma and pregnancy-related pigmentation. All ingredients are listed on this page—show them to your doctor if you have concerns.
Fresh formulation works better. We keep jars small so you're always using a fresh batch. ~1-2 weeks with daily evening use on affected areas.
Evening primarily. Your skin does most of its repair work while you sleep. Use Pigment Serum in the morning followed by sunscreen for complete daytime protection.
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