ClearMark Bar
Salicylic, azelaic and kojic acid in a clarifying cleansing bar. Lifts excess oil and buildup, so the serum meets clean skin.

One daily serum for the look of dark spots and uneven tone. Fragrance-free, 30 mL.
Salicylic, azelaic and kojic acid in a clarifying cleansing bar. Lifts excess oil and buildup, so the serum meets clean skin.
Niacinamide 10%, tranexamic acid 2%, alpha-arbutin 1.5% and kojic acid 1%, with licorice root and centella. For a brighter, more even-looking tone.
GHK-Cu copper peptide in whipped tallow. The last step, morning and night, sealing in everything under it. Not a brightener.

The complete ritual is $69.97, $10.00 less than the three at their current prices.
Add the ritual · $69.97For clearer-looking, more even-toned skin. Five actives in a low-foam bar, each printed on the carton by strength.
Lather with water, massage onto damp skin, rinse. Start once a day and increase as your skin tolerates it. A wash-off bar prepares the skin; the serum in step two does the brightening.
“It produces a light lather that cleans away oil and daily grime without feeling heavy or hard to rinse off. My skin feels smooth and refreshed afterward.”
“It takes some work to build a lather but it cleanses well. If your skin leans dry you might find it drying, but if you have combination or oily skin this could be a good fit.”
“This bar leaves my skin feeling slick and smooth. No sensitivity, and I couldn’t detect any scent. At about $15 a bar I find it fairly expensive for the improvement I saw.”
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Three drops cover a face. A full dropper only sits on the surface.
After cleansing, before moisturizer. Once a day to start, morning or evening.
Press with flat fingers and let it set for thirty seconds. Rubbing only drags at the skin.
In the morning, finish with broad-spectrum sunscreen. It decides whether the other three steps show.
Sixty seconds of lather on damp skin, then rinse. It clears oil and buildup, so nothing sits between the serum and your skin.
Pressed in, not rubbed. Thirty seconds to set, then a thin layer of the balm.
Brightening actives slow new pigment; daylight makes more of it. SPF is the step that keeps the progress.
Two fingertips, warmed, over everything else. It is deeply coloured, so let it settle before your pillow.
Short explainers on what is in each product and how to use it. Nothing loads until you press play.
Every active with its percentage, the studies behind it graded by strength, and the places where the evidence is thin. It all lives on the Luminé page.
What follows is about moisture. A different job, a different formula.
Grass-fed tallow, raw manuka, squalane and a copper tripeptide, whipped and set in amber glass. 90 mL.
Grass-fed tallow whipped with raw manuka honey. It softens at skin temperature, so two warmed fingertips cover a face.
A copper tripeptide suspended in tallow and squalane. The rich base keeps it sitting on the skin instead of evaporating off it.
Amber glass, because light degrades what is inside it. A jar this size is a season of daily use, not a sample.

A balm can afford fewer actives than a serum, because the base does half the work.
A copper tripeptide, glycyl-histidyl-lysine carrying a copper ion. Studied in cosmetic research for the look of firmer skin.
Mostly oleic, stearic and palmitic acids. A rich occlusive that slows water loss.
A humectant that draws water into the outer layer of skin.
Tocopherol. A lipid-phase antioxidant whose first job here is keeping the oils in the base fresh.
An emollient that slows water loss without the weight of a heavier oil.
Cosmetic descriptions only. The balm is deeply coloured and can transfer to fabric and light surfaces, so apply with clean hands and let it absorb before bed. Full ingredient list on the product page.


Massage gently until absorbed. One jar, made to share across every skin tone in the house.
Two fingertips, warmed. The last step, over everything else.
Two fingertips. Over everything else.
Cleanse, brighten, seal. That is the whole routine.
Pigment already at the surface has to finish its normal turnover. Overall clarity shifts first; individual marks take longer. Eight to twelve weeks is the honest window, and every study we cite runs at least eight.
Skin settles into the routine. If anything is going to disagree with you, it shows here.
Overall brightness shifts before any single spot does. Most people see it in photos first.
Marks left by breakouts tend to fade ahead of sun spots. Borders blur before centres lighten.
Where older sun spots show their change, if the routine has been daily. Deeper pigmentation may not fully clear.
Sunscreen is not optional. Brightening actives slow pigment production; daylight triggers it. Without daily broad-spectrum SPF you are running both at once. We do not sell sunscreen. We are telling you anyway.
These timings describe a typical use pattern, not a guaranteed outcome. Results vary with skin type, how deep the discolouration sits, what caused it, and how consistently the serum is used. Cosmetic product, not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition.





Actives, one bottle
Added fragrance
Niacinamide
Kojic acid, the EU maximum
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