Fade the look of your melasma. Feel like yourself again.

Melasma Fade Cream

🇰🇷 FORMULATED IN KOREA
£69.00 £106.00 Save 35%

The arbutin + tranexamic acid formula that fades the look of your melasma.

  • Fades the look of melasma patches
  • Slows new pigment from forming
  • Gentle on melasma-prone skin
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Hannah.L

"A couple of weeks in and my melasma is less noticeable. I was so embarrassed by my own face and my confidence is slowly coming back. Even my family noticed a difference!"

How Arbutin and TXA Work on Both Ends of Melasma

Hormonal changes and sun exposure make your pigment cells oversensitive. That inflammation creates a signal telling them to overproduce melanin.

Arbutin slows tyrosinase, the enzyme that produces melanin, while tranexamic acid calms that signal.

Key Ingredients

Arbutin 7%

Slows the enzyme that makes melanin.

Tranexamic Acid 4%

Calms the signal that drives the melanin.

Niacinamide

Strengthens your skin barrier.

Glutathione

Antioxidant for a more even tone.

30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

If your skin isn't visibly clearer after 30 days, you'll get your money back. No pressure. No questions asked.

Start Fading Your Melasma

30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

If your skin isn't visibly clearer after 30 days, you'll get your money back. No pressure. No questions asked.

Start Fading Your Melasma

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it work? +

This is a Korean cream with two actives that work on both ends of melasma.

Hormones and sun leave your pigment cells too sensitive, then send a signal that tells them to overproduce melanin. Arbutin slows the enzyme that makes it, while Tranexamic acid calms that signal.

Less melanin. Patches look lighter over time.

Is it safe for melasma-prone skin? +

Yes. Arbutin and Tranexamic acid are both gentle actives and the formula is gentle enough for sensitive and melasma-prone skin.

However, if you have sensitive skin, a patch test is always recommended. If you notice redness, stinging or any irritation, stop using the product.

Do Arbutin and Tranexamic acid really work for melasma? +

Yes. They work on two different parts of it. Tranexamic acid calms the signal from hormones and sun that tells your skin to overmake pigment. Arbutin slows the enzyme that makes it.

Together they lighten & fade the look of melasma patches over time, with consistent use.

When will I see results? +

Melasma fades slowly, so this needs time and consistent use. Some people see patches start to lighten around 4 weeks. Clearer change usually shows between 8 and 12 weeks, and older, deeper patches take longer.

Every skin is different, so results will vary. Consistency is what makes the difference — applying it twice daily and giving it at least a full tube is the fairest way to judge it.

Can I use with other products? +

Yes. It fits into your routine like any other step, morning and night.

Following with sunscreen is always recommended, even indoors. Without daily SPF, new pigment forms faster than any cream can fade it.

Can I use it while pregnant or breastfeeding? +

The ingredients aren't ideal to use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, so use is not recommended in that window.

If you're postpartum and no longer breastfeeding, you're fine to use it. If you're unsure, you can always check with your doctor.

How do I use it? +

1. Use it twice a day, morning and night, on clean and dry skin.

2. Smooth a pea-size amount over your melasma patches.

3. Pair it with SPF 50 every morning for better results and daily sun protection.

Store it somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight.