Dark spots and uneven tone are among the most common skin concerns. They can follow sun exposure, linger after blemishes or appear with hormonal changes. The good news: a gentle, consistent routine can help skin look brighter and more even over time.
1. Make sunscreen non-negotiable
Sun exposure can make existing marks look darker and slow down your progress. A broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning — reapplied when you are outdoors — is the single most important step.
2. Exfoliate gently and regularly
AHAs such as Mandelic and Lactic Acid help remove dull surface cells, revealing a brighter, more even-looking surface. Start two or three evenings a week.
3. Add antioxidant support
A Vitamin C serum in the morning supports a more radiant-looking complexion and pairs perfectly with sunscreen.
4. Be patient — and hands off
Visible changes take weeks of consistent care. Avoid picking at blemishes, which can leave longer-lasting marks.
A simple routine
- Morning: cleanser → Vitamin E + C + Ferulic Acid Serum → moisturiser → sunscreen.
- Evening (2–3×/week): cleanser → Mandelic Acid + Lactic Acid Serum → moisturiser.
- Other evenings: cleanser → White Rice + 24K Gold Serum → moisturiser.
This article is for general information and is not medical advice. If a spot changes in size, shape or colour, please see a doctor or dermatologist.
