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Even Tone Serum
Even Tone Serum
Supports a more even-looking tone where skin appears dull or uneven.
Built with tone-support actives for skin that needs a more refined look.
Do not apply directly after shaving. Use when skin is calm, clean, and dry.
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Even Tone Support Serum
Active tone support for calm skin.
A focused face + body serum with niacinamide + TXA, made to support the look of uneven tone, dullness, and visible discolouration.
Supports a more even-looking tone where skin appears dull, uneven, or visibly marked.
Niacinamide + TXA work together as tone-support ingredients in the formula.
Use on clean, dry, calm skin. Do not apply directly after shaving or on irritated skin.
Face + body tone support in a clean, gender-neutral skincare approach.
Important: this is an active serum. Start slowly, avoid freshly shaved skin, and use sunscreen during the day.
Tone support questions
Even Tone Serum FAQ
What does this serum do?
It supports a more even-looking tone where skin appears dull, uneven, or visibly discoloured. It is not a medical treatment.
Can I use it straight after shaving?
No. Do not apply this serum directly after shaving. Use it on clean, dry, calm skin when there is no fresh irritation.
Why should I avoid freshly shaved skin?
Shaving can leave skin more sensitive. Because this is an active tone-support serum, it is better to wait until the skin feels calm before applying it.
What are the key ingredients?
The formula is positioned around niacinamide + TXA, which are used in skincare for tone-support and uneven-looking skin concerns.
Can I use it on my face and body?
Yes. It can be used for face + body tone support on areas where skin appears uneven, dull, or visibly marked.
How often should I use it?
Start slowly. Use a small amount a few times per week first, then increase only if your skin feels comfortable.
Should I use sunscreen with it?
Yes. If you use tone-support actives, apply sunscreen during the day, especially on areas exposed to sunlight.
