Good Molecules Discoloration Correcting Serum Set | Formulated With Tranexamic Acid And 4% Niacinamide | Improves The Appearance Of Age Spots, Acne Scars, Hyperpigmentation, And Sun Damage | 2x1 oz

Product Information

A serum that is designed to target hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone by using tranexamic acid to visibly improve the appearance of dark spots, acne scars, melasma and sun damage.

It boasts being able to help with uneven skintone and hyperpigmentation for instance caused by melasma. Formulated with tranexamic acid and niacinamide, this lightweight serum improves the appearance of age spots, acne scars, hyperpigmentation, and sun damage. While I have a few products that I like by now, so far it’s not enough to warrant spending and arm and a leg for it.Another noticeable difference is that The Inkey List uses a Vitamin C derivative to go with it, while Good Molecules pairs it with Niacinamide. Because as the name would suggest it has the focus on fighting hyperpigmentation, something we tend to suffer more from when the sun is out and so are we. I like the serum, but think I might prefer the version from The Inkey List ever so slightly, simply because I have so many Niacinamide steps in my routine already. I would really want this brand to come to a European retailer so that it is easier and less expensive to get.

For instance, The Ordinary’s Lactic Acid or Good Molecules’ Discoloration Correcting Serum do very similar things for my skin but at but at €7.

Which is why in the summer months you can see me including every single thing in my routine that promises to fade them – like the Good Molecules Discoloration Correcting Serum. Both Arbutin and Tranexamic have their place in fighting hyperpigmentation, so I think you are well advised to use both if you are suffering from stubborn sun spots. If your skin is very sensitive, go slowly, as Tranexamic Acid, while usually well tolerated, can irritate sensitive skins.