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Good Molecules Discoloration Correcting Serum
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Summary
Target hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone with Discoloration Correcting Serum from Good Molecules. Formulated with an advanced form of tranexamic acid to visibly improve the appearance of dark spots, acne scars, melasma, and sun damage.
Key Ingredients
- 2% TeraCeutic TXVector (Cetyl Tranexamate Mesylate) - delivers tranexamic acid deep into the skin to help fade hyperpigmentation.
- 4% Niacinamide - works to improve the appearance of uneven skin tone and texture, dullness, and enlarged pores.
Benefits
- Dual-action formula targets the appearance of dark spots and future hyperpigmentation before it is visible.
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Apply a few drops in the morning and at night before oils and moisturizers. Suitable for daily use. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
Water, Propanediol, Glycerin, Niacinamide, Cetyl Tranexamate Mesylate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Ceratonia Siliqua (Carob) Gum, Caprylyl Glycol, Tamarindus Indica Seed Gum, Ethylhexylglycerin.
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Can this cream be applied to areas with tattoos, and will it have any effect on lightening or fading the tattoo ink?
- Asked by KK
- Official Answer By Good Molecules - Brand EngageHi there! Thank you for checking in, no this should not lighten your skin. I hope this helps.Was this answer helpful to you
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Could it be used on body?
- Asked by Abby
- Official Answer By Good Molecules - Brand EngageHi there, no this is meant to be used on the face and not on the body. Please check out our body treatment, as that is better!Was this answer helpful to you
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Can I use this with a Tumeric face wash? And is this only for my face I have dark spots on my arm nothing major just asking..
- Asked by Sourpatch
- Official Answer By Good Molecules - Brand EngageHi there! Good question, yes, you should be able to use your facewash without any issues. As for your body, we have a specific body treatment meat to be used on your arms. I hope this helps!Was this answer helpful to you
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I have been using your green soap to remove dark spots on my face. it worked good for a min and then i started noticing little red pimples popping up and then they start truing dark leaving more dark spots on my face. what can I use to fix this problem.
- Asked by yoyo
- Official Answer By Good Molecules - Brand EngageThank you so much for your question! Feel free to also utilize the Discoloration Correction Serum along with sunscreen every single day. These products, along with the Brightening & Dark Spots Bar, will help out quite a bit. Darkness will only appear/reappear on the skin from sun exposure, so please ensure that your skin is protected at all times, as the Kojic Acid in the cleansing bar can at times cause sun sensitivity. Now, if irritation starts or redness and bumps continue, please discontinue use.Was this answer helpful to you
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can this product be used alongside mandelic acid
- Asked by aje
- Official Answer By Good Molecules - Brand EngageGreat question! Yes, the Discoloration Correcting Serum can in fact be used in the same routine as the Mandelic Acid Serum.Was this answer helpful to you
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Keeps my melasma in check without irritation
Thrilled to see Good Molecules at Ulta! I first purchased the *Discoloration Correcting Serum* last year as part of a trio (which included the *Niacinamide Toner* and *Daily Brightening Serum*) to combat melasma as well as hyperpigmentation left by acne rosacea and eczema flares. I'd run out of a pr...
Most Helpful Critical Review
not for sensitive skin
After a lot of trial and error and money spent on quality skincare, I had finally gotten my sensitive skin to a point where it was staying soft, smooth, and relatively hydrated, and I was very pleased. I do have some melasma from intense sun exposure in the past, and it is the one skincare problem I...
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Fast results!! LOVE THE PRICE!
Fast results!! LOVE THE PRICE! Using for two weeks I've noticed a difference when normally with other products takes a minute. The dark spot fading is boosting my confidence in my skin!! Pair is the the dark spot bar to cleanse the skin it's perfect!!
Decent
I saw this product on tik tok a lot, i tried it for about 2 months and I saw change on 1 specific spot, very slow to show and did not help much on other spots like on my chin and cheek bone area. After a a month when applying i got this spicy/plastic smell on my fingers…it was the correscting serum when I'd apply it. Still confused on what it could be, i think it could be some pruduct I am not supposed to mix it with? I would like to know what skin care ingridient I should'nt be using this with because I really want to give it a try again.
Ride or die
Been using this for several years and I love it. Not drying or greasy, very soothing and layers nicely with other skincare. As expected, it takes a bit to see big results but so worth it. Very helpful for people like me who cant help but pick at their faces, this product is great damage control for healing dark spots.
Nothing yet
Haven't noticed a difference yet, but it's okay been a month
Rash Inducing?
I dont typically have sensitive skin but I woke up with swollen eyes, and an itchy rash around my eyes that were like tiny clear pimples. Guessing a chemical burn? Be careful with this one