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Pigmentation Cream

MULTI-ACTIVE BRIGHTENING MOISTURISER FOR UNEVEN TONE, DARK SPOTS AND POST-BLEMISH MARKS

£42

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PROUD TO BE

CONSULTATION-LED

Skincare is recommended after an in-clinic assessment of your skin, not in place of one.

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONING

Formulated for professional use alongside in-clinic treatments, with realistic expectations set.

EVIDENCE-LED ACTIVES

Every key active is chosen on published ingredient research, referenced on its product page.

Featured in British Vogue where verification exists.

A multi-active brightening moisturiser combining glutathione, alpha arbutin, vitamin C, kojic acid, tranexamic acid and liquorice root within a rich hydrating base. Designed for uneven pigmentation, dark spots, post-blemish marks, dullness and uneven tone.

At a Glance

FORMATSmooth, buttery moisturiser

TEXTUREQuickly absorbed, non-greasy

50 ml

KEY ACTIVESGlutathione, Alpha Arbutin, Vitamin C, Kojic Acid, Tranexamic Acid, Liquorice

BEST FORUneven tone, dark spots, post-blemish marks

WHENPM (SPF essential by day)

What It's Designed to Do

Target the appearance of uneven pigmentation and dark spots
Help reduce the look of post-blemish marks
Support a brighter, more even-looking complexion
Deliver rich hydration alongside brightening actives

Key Active Ingredients

Glutathione

A tripeptide with antioxidant activity and a relationship with melanogenesis.

Helps support a more even-looking, brighter complexion.

Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)

A well-studied antioxidant vitamin.

Supports brightness and antioxidant protection.

Kojic Acid

A fungal metabolite used as a tyrosinase inhibitor.

Helps inhibit tyrosinase, the enzyme central to melanin production.

Tranexamic Acid

An amino-acid derivative investigated for topical pigmentation strategies.

Supports a brighter, more even-looking complexion.

Alpha Arbutin

A glycoside used as a targeted complexion-brightening ingredient.

Helps reduce the appearance of uneven pigmentation.

Liquorice Root & Hydrating Base

A botanical extract plus hydrating ingredients (beta-glucan, sodium hyaluronate, panthenol, vitamin E).

Supports comfort and hydration while the brightening actives work.

06 — THE EVIDENCE

THE EVIDENCE, NOT JUST THE CLAIM.

Skincare marketing can make almost anything sound impressive. We would rather show you the research.

Our Evidence Library connects key active ingredients with published research so you can understand what has been studied, how it was studied, and how relevant that evidence is to the product you're using. Research on an ingredient does not automatically mean the finished Beyond Skin formulation has been clinically tested. When the evidence applies to an ingredient rather than our finished formula, we tell you. No blurred lines. No invented percentages. Just better-informed skincare.

How to Use

01Apply evenly to cleansed face and neck and massage until absorbed.
02Suggested sequence: AHA/BHA Cleanser → toner (Replenishing or Centella) → Brightening Complex → Pigmentation Cream.
03Because this routine contains multiple actives, daily broad-spectrum SPF is essential every morning.
04Confirm exact manufacturer directions before finalising.

Who It's For

Uneven pigmentationDark spotsPost-blemish marksDullnessUneven tone

SCIENCE & CLINICAL REFERENCES

The research behind the actives in this product

These references relate to the individual active ingredients, as studied in published research. Unless an entry says otherwise, they are not clinical trials of the finished Beyond Skin formulation — ingredient-level evidence does not mean the finished product has been clinically tested.

01
INGREDIENT
Glutathione
AUTHOR / STUDY
Watanabe et al. — Topical oxidised glutathione, double-blind placebo-controlled trial (30 women, 10 weeks).
JOURNAL
Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology
YEAR
2014
EVIDENCE TYPE
CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL
WHAT WAS STUDIED
A randomised double-blind placebo-controlled study investigated a 2% oxidised glutathione lotion in 30 women over 10 weeks, reporting a significantly lower melanin index versus placebo and improvements in several skin-condition measurements.
RELEVANCE TO THIS INGREDIENT
For antioxidant support and complexion-brightening positioning.
The study used 2% OXIDISED glutathione. We do not imply that Beyond Skin Pigmentation Cream contains 2% oxidised glutathione unless formulation data confirms this.
VIEW STUDY
02
INGREDIENT
Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)
AUTHOR / STUDY
Ascorbic acid in skincare — review literature.
JOURNAL
Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology
YEAR
2010
EVIDENCE TYPE
REVIEW
WHAT WAS STUDIED
Review evidence supports vitamin C's role in antioxidant and pigmentation-related pathways. Not every vitamin C formulation produces identical outcomes.
RELEVANCE TO THIS INGREDIENT
For antioxidant activity, collagen biology and pigmentation-related mechanisms.
Stability, concentration and delivery determine real-world performance.
VIEW STUDY
03
INGREDIENT
Kojic Acid
AUTHOR / STUDY
Kojic acid and tyrosinase inhibition — clinical and review evidence.
JOURNAL
Journal of Clinical Medicine
YEAR
2023
EVIDENCE TYPE
REVIEW
WHAT WAS STUDIED
Clinical and review evidence supports kojic acid as a tyrosinase inhibitor in pigmentation-focused skincare.
RELEVANCE TO THIS INGREDIENT
For pigmentation-focused brightening.
Irritation and tolerance vary; outcomes depend on concentration and formulation.
VIEW STUDY
04
INGREDIENT
Tranexamic Acid
AUTHOR / STUDY
Tranexamic acid in melasma — focused review.
JOURNAL
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology
YEAR
2023
EVIDENCE TYPE
REVIEW
WHAT WAS STUDIED
A focused review concluded that topical TXA is a safe and effective option in melasma management. This is ingredient evidence, not a treatment claim for this cream.
RELEVANCE TO THIS INGREDIENT
For uneven-looking pigmentation and discolouration.
We do not describe this cosmetic moisturiser as a treatment for melasma.
VIEW STUDY
05
INGREDIENT
Alpha Arbutin
AUTHOR / STUDY
A comprehensive review of the therapeutic potential of α-arbutin.
JOURNAL
Phytotherapy Research
YEAR
2021
EVIDENCE TYPE
REVIEW
WHAT WAS STUDIED
A review highlights α-arbutin's potential in hyperpigmentation-related use; an evidence record will be confirmed once appropriate human/review evidence is verified.
RELEVANCE TO THIS INGREDIENT
For even tone and dark-spot support.
Outcomes depend on concentration and formulation; not all claims are equally substantiated.
VIEW STUDY
06
INGREDIENT
Liquorice Root & Hydrating Base
AUTHOR / STUDY
Liquorice root extracts — review literature.
JOURNAL
Phytotherapy Research
YEAR
2008
EVIDENCE TYPE
REVIEW
WHAT WAS STUDIED
Extract-specific evidence applies only once exact ingredient identity is verified.
RELEVANCE TO THIS INGREDIENT
To soothe, hydrate and condition alongside brightening actives.
Liquorice extract identity must be confirmed before specific claims.
VIEW STUDY

We separate ingredient-level evidence from finished-product clinical evidence. Where research investigates an ingredient, we say so. Where it investigates a finished formulation, we say that too. We do not present one as the other.

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