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Azelac RU Liposomal Serum Depigmenting Booster System Dark Spots

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Azelac RU Liposomal Serum Depigmenting Booster System Dark Spots

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A liposomal serum that combines azelaic acid, tranexamic acid, and retinol to target hyperpigmentation from sun damage, melasma, and post-inflammatory marks. It’s a comprehensive formula that tackles existing spots while helping prevent new ones, making it a reliable heavy-lifter for uneven tones. Because the actives are encapsulated in liposomes, they reach deeper layers where melanin is produced, offering a more targeted approach for stubborn patches that haven't budged with standard brightening serums.

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What’s inside the formula

Key ingredients

  • Azelaic Acid

    This multi-tasking acid visibly brightens the complexion and helps clear up uneven skin tone and texture.

  • Tranexamic Acid

    A powerful ingredient that helps fade dark spots and brightens an uneven skin tone.

  • Retinol

    A gold-standard ingredient that visibly reduces signs of aging and improves skin texture.

  • Retinal

    A potent form of Vitamin A that helps smooth fine lines and improve skin clarity.

  • Vitamin C Glucoside

    A gentle, stable version of Vitamin C that brightens the complexion and boosts radiance.

Good to know

  • Retinoids EU regulated

    Contains Retinol and Retinal — a retinoid. Can cause dryness or irritation, especially when first introduced, and makes skin more sensitive to the sun.

  • Alcohol

    Can be drying when used as a solvent. Not to be confused with fatty alcohols (cetyl, cetearyl) which are moisturizing.

  • Fragrance (Parfum)

    Most common cause of skin sensitivity in cosmetics. If your skin reacts easily, look for fragrance-free alternatives.

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