Alpha Arbutin is a hydroquinone derivative that inhibits tyrosinase, an enzyme involved in melanin production, reducing pigmentation and evening out skin tone.

Yes, its skin-lightening properties help to visibly reduce the discoloration associated with acne scars.

While primarily used for skin lightening, it can help make the skin appear more youthful by evening out skin tone and reducing the appearance of age spots.

For best results, use twice daily in your morning and evening skincare routines.

Yes, it can help lighten hyperpigmentation on the lips and around the mouth.

Yes, when formulated correctly, it is safe and effective in lip care products to help reduce dark pigmentation.

It helps reduce the appearance of dark circles by lightening the skin and improving the overall brightness of the under-eye area.

Yes, if tolerated well, it can be used daily as part of an under-eye care routine to gradually lighten dark circles.

It can treat larger areas of hyperpigmentation, sun damage, and age spots on the body, promoting an even skin tone.

It is highly effective, especially when used consistently over time on targeted areas.

Alpha Arbutin is suitable for all skin types, but those with sensitive skin should start with lower concentrations to gauge tolerance.

It is generally well-tolerated, but some may experience mild irritation, especially at higher concentrations.

It does not inherently increase sun sensitivity, but it's recommended to use sunscreen to protect the treated areas from UV-induced pigmentation.

Yes, it pairs well with ingredients like niacinamide and vitamin C for enhanced brightening effects.

Products typically contain 1-2% Alpha Arbutin, which is safe for most people and effective for lightening the skin.

Visible improvements can be expected within 2-3 months of consistent use.

No, it provides a temporary reduction in pigmentation. Continuous use is necessary to maintain the effects.

Keep them in a cool, dark place to prevent degradation of the active ingredient.