Pigmentation & Dark Spots
Discover expert-selected serums, creams and daily skincare for dark spots, post-blemish marks and uneven skin tone. Build a focused routine with formulas selected to improve the visible appearance of discolouration while supporting a brighter, more even-looking complexion.
Consistent daily SPF is an essential part of every pigmentation-focused routine.
Shop by Concern
- Dark Spots
- Post-Blemish Marks
- Uneven Skin Tone
- Sun-Related Discolouration
- Targeted Serums
- Daily SPF
Your Pigmentation-Focused Routine
1. Cleanse: Begin with a gentle cleanser suited to your skin type.
2. Target: Choose one pigmentation-focused serum or treatment and introduce it according to its directions.
3. Moisturise: Follow with a moisturiser suited to your skin’s hydration needs.
4. Protect: Complete your morning routine with a suitable broad-spectrum SPF.
Avoid introducing several strong active formulas at the same time. A focused routine that you can use consistently is a better place to begin.
Understanding Pigmentation and Dark Spots
Pigmentation refers to areas of skin that appear darker than the surrounding complexion. These may look like individual dark spots, patches of uneven tone or marks left behind after a blemish.
Sun exposure, blemishes, hormonal changes and the natural ageing process can all influence the appearance of pigmentation. Because different types of discolouration may require different approaches, begin by identifying whether your main concern is dark spots, post-blemish marks or general uneven tone.
Choosing Skincare for Pigmentation
Pigmentation-focused formulas may contain ingredients such as tranexamic acid, niacinamide, vitamin C, arbutin or retinoids. Each ingredient fits into a routine differently, so it is not necessary to use them all together.
Begin with one targeted serum, cream or evening treatment. Follow its individual directions and support the routine with suitable hydration and daily sun protection.
If you are new to active skincare, introduce one new formula at a time. More advanced retinol or retinoid products should be chosen according to your experience level and used only as directed.
Pigmentation or Dullness?
Pigmentation usually appears as specific dark spots, post-blemish marks or areas of uneven colour. Dullness is a more general lack of brightness or radiance across the complexion.
If you mainly want to revive tired-looking skin and improve glow, explore our Brightening collection. If visible dark spots or marks are your main concern, shop this Pigmentation & Dark Spots edit.
Why Daily SPF Matters
Sun exposure can make existing dark spots appear more noticeable and can contribute to further uneven tone. Daily broad-spectrum sun protection should therefore be the final step of every morning pigmentation routine.
Apply your chosen SPF according to its directions and reapply when required, particularly during extended outdoor exposure.
