Formula 29
Melasma Therapy
Melasma is not ordinary pigmentation. It is hormonally influenced, UV-triggered, inflammation-driven, and notoriously resistant to treatment. It requires a strategic, multi-phase approach — not a single “brightening” product.
Our Melasma Treatment Range is designed as a complete correction system, combining daytime protection, nighttime repair, and high-performance sun defense to interrupt the pigmentation cycle at every level.
Formula 29
Day Serum
Fast absorbing
product information
A high-performance, water-based depigmenting serum designed for daytime melasma management. This formulation combines Butyl Resorcinol, a potent tyrosinase inhibitor, with Tranexamic Acid, which reduces UV-induced melanocyte activation and vascular-mediated pigmentation, and Niacinamide, which helps inhibit melanosome transfer while improving barrier function.
The lightweight, fast-absorbing vehicle ensures rapid dermal delivery without occlusion, allowing effective layering under broad-spectrum sunscreen.
Indicated for the daily suppression of melanogenesis, reduction of epidermal hyperpigmentation, and prevention of pigment recurrence when used consistently with high-SPF photoprotection.
Formula 29
Night Serum
renewal & hydration
product information
n advanced nocturnal depigmenting and renewal serum formulated to target persistent melasma at multiple biochemical pathways. This treatment combines Butyl Resorcinol for potent tyrosinase inhibition, Ethyl Ascorbic Acid for antioxidant-mediated melanogenesis suppression and pigment reduction, and Niacinamide to decrease melanosome transfer while reinforcing barrier integrity.
Bakuchiol supports cellular turnover and regulates pigmentation signaling without the irritation profile associated with traditional retinoids, making it suitable for long-term correction protocols.
Designed for overnight use, this serum promotes gradual pigment lightening, supports epidermal renewal, and assists in reducing recurrence when used as part of a structured melasma treatment regimen.