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Skin Tone Correcting Cream

With Niacinamide, Kojic Acid and Tyrostat, this cream calms redness and fades stubborn dark spots. Leaves skin tone visibly more even with regular use.
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Skin Tone Correcting Cream

Skin Tone Correcting Cream

Regular price Rs. 1,298.00
Sale price Rs. 1,298.00 Regular price
Unit price

How to use

Cleanse01

Cleanse

Start on clean, slightly damp skin — actives absorb better than on bone-dry skin.

Apply02

Apply

Two to three drops, pressed in rather than rubbed. Avoid the immediate eye area.

Seal03

Seal

Follow with moisturiser. In the morning, always finish with SPF.

Repeat04

Repeat

Twice daily. Most people see change around week three — consistency matters more than quantity.

New to actives? Start every alternate night for the first week.

Key Ingredients

A short list, chosen with care.

  • 10% Niacinamide

    Interrupts pigment transfer into skin cells while refining pore appearance. The percentage matters — below 4% it behaves differently.

  • 3% Tyrostat

    From Rumex occidentalis. Suppresses tyrosinase, the enzyme that starts melanin production, one step earlier in the process.

  • Nothing Unnamed

    No proprietary blends hiding a dose. Every active is disclosed by percentage, source, and what it actually does.

Result Timeline

Week 1

Week 1

Softer texture

Skin feels noticeably softer from the very first week.

Week 4

Week 4

Visible glow

A visible, healthy glow starts to show through.

Week 8

Week 8

Sustained results

Results hold steady with consistent, continued use.

Timelines reflect typical customer experience with consistent use. Individual results vary.

Discover more in our FAQ

Will Hamsa Skin tone correcting cream lighten natural skin color or just fade dark spots?

When will I see results?

Is COD available?

What is the return policy?