10% Azelaic Acid
Azelaic Acid
Supports clearer, more even-looking skin while helping improve stubborn discolouration, patchy tone and lingering marks after breakouts.
For dark spots that won’t shift.
A concentrated corrector for stubborn dark spots, post-breakout marks, patchy pigmentation and uneven tone.
Powered by 10% Azelaic Acid, Tranexamic Acid, Vitamin C, Alpha Arbutin, Kojic Acid and 0.3% 4-N-Butylresorcinol, it targets pigmentation through multiple pathways to support a brighter, clearer and more even-looking complexion.
$40.00
Targeted pigment careFor visible dark spots and uneven areas.
Six active systemTargets pigment from more than one angle.
Daily useStart once daily, then build if tolerated.
SPF essentialDaily protection is non-negotiable.
Precision application
Apply directly to dark spots, post-breakout marks, patchy pigmentation or broader uneven areas that need targeted pigment support.
10%Azelaic Acid
Ethyl AscorbateVitamin C
Tranexamic AcidPigment support
Alpha ArbutinTone support
Kojic AcidDark spot support
0.3%4-N-Butylresorcinol
Pigmentation does not always respond to one brightening ingredient.
Stubborn dark spots can be difficult to shift because pigmentation is rarely one simple surface issue. UV, heat and inflammation can increase melanocyte signalling, melanin production, pigment transfer and visible uneven tone.
The visible pigment pathway
Triggers can activate pigment production long before a dark spot becomes visible. A targeted corrector therefore needs to support more than one stage of the pigment cycle rather than relying on a single brightening ingredient.
Why multi-pathway correction matters.
Dark Spot Corrector combines six pigment-focused actives selected to support visible discolouration, post-breakout marks, uneven tone, pigment transfer and dullness in one controlled daily treatment.
Six pigment-focused actives. One correction strategy.
Each ingredient has a distinct role within the formula, creating a more complete approach to stubborn-looking pigmentation than a single-ingredient brightening serum.
Ethyl Ascorbate
Ethyl Ascorbate
A stable vitamin C derivative that supports visible radiance and helps improve the look of dull, uneven and discoloured skin.
Tranexamic Acid
Tranexamic Acid
Supports a more even-looking complexion where pigmentation appears stubborn, recurring or distributed in patchy areas.
Alpha Arbutin
Alpha Arbutin
Supports visible brightening and a more uniform-looking complexion where dark marks appear scattered or uneven.
Kojic Acid
Kojic Acid
A focused brightening active selected for stubborn dark spots, lingering marks and localised areas of visible discolouration.
0.3% 4-N-Butylresorcinol
4-N-Butylresorcinol
A high-performance pigment-supporting active included for stubborn-looking dark spots and uneven tone that need more precise correction.
Not one hero ingredient. A coordinated pigment-support system.
The formula combines complementary actives that support visible pigmentation from different angles while keeping the treatment focused, consistent and suitable for controlled daily use.
Designed for pigmentation that needs targeted correction.
For visible marks and uneven areas that feel like they are not responding to basic brightening skincare.
Dark spotsLocalised areas of stubborn-looking discolouration.
Post-breakout marksLingering pigment left behind after inflammation or blemishes.
Uneven tonePatchy, dull or irregular-looking areas across the complexion.
Melasma-prone areasControlled support for skin prone to recurring or patchy pigment.
Stubborn discolourationAreas that look marked, persistent or difficult to visibly shift.
Single-serum fatigueFor skin that needs a broader strategy than one common brightening active.
Not just brightening. Targeted correction.
The goal is not to irritate the skin into change. It is to provide consistent pigment support through targeted application, a controlled frequency and daily sun protection.
Use a thin layer directly over spots, marks or broader uneven areas before moisturiser.
- Targets visible pigmentation through multiple pathways.
- Supports stubborn dark spots and post-breakout marks.
- Helps improve patchy, dull and uneven-looking tone.
- Designed for precise use on areas of discolouration.
- Supports consistent correction rather than harsh bleaching cycles.
- Works best with daily SPF 50 and controlled use.
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CleanseApply to clean, dry skin so the corrector sits directly on the target area.
2
CorrectApply a thin layer to dark spots, post-breakout marks or uneven areas.
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MoisturiseFollow with moisturiser if needed, especially if skin is dry or reactive.
4
ProtectUse SPF 50 every morning. Pigmentation cannot be managed properly without protection.
Introduce it carefully. Do not overload the skin.
Consistency matters more than intensity, particularly for reactive or pigment-prone skin.
How to introduce it
- Start once daily on clean, dry skin.
- For sensitive skin, begin every second day.
- Build to twice daily only if your skin remains comfortable.
- Follow with moisturiser whenever extra barrier support is needed.
- Use SPF 50 every morning and reapply as required.
What to avoid
- Do not apply to broken, raw, freshly waxed or compromised skin.
- Do not combine with several strong actives when skin is already irritated.
- Do not increase frequency if skin feels hot, tight, raw or persistently uncomfortable.
- Do not use without daily sun protection.
- Do not expect pigment to improve while it is being repeatedly triggered by UV or irritation.
Dark Spot Corrector FAQ
What is Dark Spot Corrector for?
It is designed for stubborn-looking dark spots, uneven tone, post-breakout marks, patchy pigmentation and visible areas of discolouration.
Can I use this on melasma-prone skin?
Yes. It is designed for pigmentation-prone skin and combines several pigment-supporting actives. Daily SPF and controlled use remain essential.
How often should I use it?
Start once daily. Sensitive skin can begin every second day. If your skin remains comfortable, you may gradually build to twice daily.
Do I use it all over or only on spots?
Apply it directly to spots and marks, or use a thin layer over a broader affected area when pigmentation is more widespread.
Can I use it with The Melasma Peel?
Yes, but avoid overloading the skin. Use the products at different times or on alternating nights according to your skin tolerance.
Can I use it with vitamin A or retinol?
Yes, but introduce combinations slowly. Alternate nights or separate morning and evening use if your skin is sensitive or reactive.
Do I need SPF?
Yes. SPF 50 is essential because pigment can darken with UV exposure and corrective skincare works best when the skin is protected.
Should I use this alone or with the full Melasma Reset System?
Use Dark Spot Corrector for isolated spots or marks. For recurring melasma or widespread pigmentation, the full Melasma Reset System provides a more complete AM and PM routine.
If pigmentation keeps returning, one corrector may only be part of what your skin needs.
Dark Spot Corrector provides targeted support for visible marks and uneven areas. Recurring melasma usually needs a complete routine that also addresses cleansing, controlled renewal, daily correction and night support.
Brightening CleanserPrepares skin without stripping the barrier.
Mela PeelSupports controlled resurfacing and pigment refinement.
Brightening ComplexTargets stubborn-looking pigmentation and uneven tone.
Mela Bright SerumSupports night-time brightness, clarity and smoother-looking skin.
