SkinTech Blending Bleaching Cream

Liquorice Root Extract contains compounds such as glabridin and liquiritin, which are associated with calming and pigment-regulating effects. There is moderate evidence, including small clinical studies, suggesting it may help reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation and redness. Laboratory data also supports its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activity. While results are generally milder than prescription treatments, it is well tolerated and commonly used in formulations designed for sensitive, reactive or uneven skin.

Kojic Dipalmitate is a more stable, oil-soluble derivative of kojic acid used in skincare to target dark spots and uneven skin tone. It works by slowing down melanin production, through the same pathway as Kojic Acid. Evidence for its effectiveness in topical skincare is limited but growing, with most data coming from laboratory or formulation-based studies rather than large clinical trials. It is typically better tolerated and more stable than kojic acid, making it a common choice in products designed for gradual, gentle brightening.

Alpha Arbutin is a derivative of hydroquinone that works by inhibiting tyrosinase, the enzyme involved in melanin production. There is moderate evidence, including small clinical studies, suggesting it can help improve hyperpigmentation and promote a more even skin tone with consistent use. It is generally better tolerated than hydroquinone, making it suitable for longer-term use, although results tend to be gradual rather than immediate.