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The GLOW Pigmentation Brightening Protocol combines Crush, Serve, Ravish, Sin, Shade, Reveal, Tease and Siren in a simple routine to fade dark spots, even skin tone and restore radiance.
Short on time? Start with the essentials: Serve, Reveal and Shade.
Pigmentation happens when the skin produces too much melanin in certain areas. The most common causes are sun exposure (sun spots and age spots), hormones (melasma, often during pregnancy or with the pill), and inflammation such as acne or aesthetic treatments (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation). The result is dark spots, patches and an uneven, dull skin tone — and UV exposure makes all of them darker.
An even, radiant complexion comes down to four things:
For melasma or sudden changes in pigmentation, please also consult your dermatologist or doctor.


Five steps in the morning. Four steps at night. One goal: a brighter, more even complexion.
MORNING ROUTINE — brighten and protect
EVENING ROUTINE — correct and renew
New to retinol? Start Tease and Siren one evening a week and build up gradually. Avoid retinol during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
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Brighten and protect in the morning, correct and renew at night. The GLOW Pigmentation Brightening Protocol does exactly that in five morning steps and four evening steps, with daily SPF50 as the non-negotiable.
Tranexamic acid is one of the most effective ingredients for stubborn dark spots and melasma-prone skin. It helps interrupt the signals that tell skin to overproduce pigment. In Reveal it is combined with alpha-arbutin, glutathione, niacinamide and PDRN, so pigmentation is targeted through several pathways at once.
Usually because of UV. Even a few minutes of daily sun re-activates pigment cells and darkens spots again. Wearing Shade SPF50 every morning, all year round and even on cloudy days, is what keeps results from Reveal, Serve and Tease lasting.
Yes — they work best as a pair, at different times of day. Use Serve (vitamin C) in the morning for brightening and antioxidant protection under your SPF, and Reveal in the evening to correct existing dark spots overnight. Do not use Reveal on the same night as Expose.
Melasma is hormone-driven and can be stubborn, but a consistent routine with tranexamic acid, alpha-arbutin, vitamin C and strict daily SPF can visibly improve its appearance. Because melasma can flare with heat and irritation, introduce Tease gradually and speak to your dermatologist if your melasma is extensive.
Skin looks brighter within two to four weeks. Dark spots and uneven tone typically fade visibly over eight to twelve weeks of consistent morning and evening use, and deeper or hormonal pigmentation can take longer. Daily SPF is essential to keep the results.
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