

A dark mark from one breakout can take months to fade, and the inflammation around it keeps prompting more pigment while it lasts. Licorice root works on both sides of that problem, slowing the excess pigment behind dark spots and calming the redness and irritation that trigger more of it.
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Brightens, repairs, and rejuvenates with antioxidant and retinoid power for stronger, clearer skin.

Antioxidant-rich serum that defends against oxidative stress and improves tone and texture.

Broad antioxidant protection to brighten skin, calm redness, and shield against environmental damage.

Reduces acne, congestion, excess oil, texture, redness and post-acne marks.

Clears dead skin buildup and congestion, ideal for non-inflamed acne or AHA/BHA-sensitive skin.

Barrier-friendly acne wash for reactive skin, breakouts, redness, and congestion.

A soothing, aloe-rich cream that calms irritation and hydrates post-procedure or sensitive skin.

An advanced brightener that targets stubborn discoloration and dark spots for radiant, even-toned skin.

Multi-tasking mineral SPF that protects, hydrates and improves skin tone.

Hydrating serum that strengthens the barrier and reduces inflammation and PIE, especially for dry skin.

Once-daily moisturizer with antioxidants designed to reduce oil and protect menβs skin.

Soothing toner that hydrates and calms redness for balanced, radiant skin.
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