Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum.

"Axis Y is known for their dark spot correcting serum which has niacinamide and ceramides, panthenol, which feels very soothing on the skin. So if you are somebody struggling with dark spots where you feel whatever you use on the skin irritates the skin, then this brand might be worth looking into. They have serums, creams and moisturizers which work really well specifically for dark spots."

"This is another K Beauty one that gets talked about a lot. I have hyperpigmentation and melasma and dark spots and all that sun damage, so anything that's for dark spots I'm going to try at least once. In this one I was disappointed. I didn't find the ingredient list to be super loaded with brightening ingredients. I think the main ingredient might have been niacinamide and that was really about it. I didn't find much benefit from it at all, so it was a disappointment. A lot of people love it. Yes, if you have newer hyperpigmentation that's not stubborn it might do the trick, but for me nah, no, no, no, no, nope. That was a loser."

"This is from a brand called AXIS-Y, and this is the Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum. This has been a cult favorite for some time now. It fades dark spots and hyperpigmentation, and I've done a little bit of snooping myself, and this product has incredible reviews. Serums like this that are really kind of lightweight and just that gel kind of texture sit incredibly well underneath makeup, because they get that kind of plump the skin, very, very slightly tacky texture to them, which makes for a great priming solution or alternative to a primer. Also leaves the skin with a really healthy glow. I don't look oily, I don't look greasy, I just look like I have glowing skin."

"One last one I want to recommend is from AXIS-Y, their Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum. This serum contains niacinamide along with tranexamic acid. It's also hydrating, as well as six different plant-derived ingredients that are helpful for brightening and evening out skin texture, including rice, which is a very popular ingredient in Asia. Rice has brightening benefits, it's actually able to inhibit the tyrosinase enzyme, which is one of the first steps in creating pigment, but it does not cause a lot of irritation. So for individuals who have a hard time tolerating the traditional brightening ingredients, which tend to be irritating, this one would be a great one to use. Texture-wise, it is a thicker, slightly milky serum, very hydrating, not heavy, sticky, or tacky, so great to use twice daily as tolerated."