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"The Re Pigment is a brightening serum that fights hyperpigmentation with several ingredients. It's a nice water-based serum that smooths into skin. It has an asic acid derivative, Geno white peptide, the retino peptide 189 which is a retinol like peptide, Bright Now peptide, and the beta white peptide. The star of the show for this one is the white fermented shiitake, which is a very interesting ingredient. It's actually used as an eco-friendly way for factories to break down dyes and waste streams, so it's been used a lot in the textile industry."
All 2 takes from No BS Beauty
"This one's got some different ingredients than the other ones so we've got fermented shiitake extract which is known for its brightening, we've got azelaic acid derivative, potassium, we've got the Genoway white peptide, we've got the tetrapeptide 30, the B white peptide and then Brightol. So it's got a lot of good ingredients in here that aren't in any of these other ones. If you tried other brightening products and maybe weren't overly impressed, this one might be worth trying because it contains a lot of other ingredients that aren't shown in a lot of other products. Maybe your skin just doesn't respond to azelaic acid, maybe that does nothing for you, but maybe some of the things in here might work a little bit better. It's worth a try."
"The Re Pigment is a brightening serum that fights hyperpigmentation with several ingredients. It's a nice water-based serum that smooths into skin. It has an asic acid derivative, Geno white peptide, the retino peptide 189 which is a retinol like peptide, Bright Now peptide, and the beta white peptide. The star of the show for this one is the white fermented shiitake, which is a very interesting ingredient. It's actually used as an eco-friendly way for factories to break down dyes and waste streams, so it's been used a lot in the textile industry."
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"The tricky thing with hyperpigmentation is you can't just use one active ingredient to tackle it, you need a plethora of different ones and as a result you can end up with five, six, seven different serums. I've come to the conclusion that I'm best just reaching for a multiactive formulation that does it all in one, and hands down the best on the market is the NIOD Re:pigment. It has 15 different mechanisms of reducing that hyperpigmentation and eradicating the excess pigment that's already been produced. When I first started using this, I noticed about an 80 to 90% reduction in my hyperpigmentation after about 6 months, which is gamechanging because normally you don't expect those results. The applicator is very precise. I think this works best on individual dark marks and areas of discoloration. If you want an all-over brightening and boost to radiance, this probably won't be for you. But if you've got a couple of sunspots or blemishes that are just taking a little longer to fade than you'd like, I think this is where it comes into its own. I use it sparingly and just on targeted areas, and one bottle will pretty much last me 12 months. If your primary skin goal is reducing hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and discoloration, this will transform your skin and give you results far in excess of anything else that I've tried."
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All 2 takes from Mad About Skin
"The tricky thing with hyperpigmentation is you can't just use one active ingredient to tackle it, you need a plethora of different ones and as a result you can end up with five, six, seven different serums. I've come to the conclusion that I'm best just reaching for a multiactive formulation that does it all in one, and hands down the best on the market is the NIOD Re:pigment. It has 15 different mechanisms of reducing that hyperpigmentation and eradicating the excess pigment that's already been produced. When I first started using this, I noticed about an 80 to 90% reduction in my hyperpigmentation after about 6 months, which is gamechanging because normally you don't expect those results. The applicator is very precise. I think this works best on individual dark marks and areas of discoloration. If you want an all-over brightening and boost to radiance, this probably won't be for you. But if you've got a couple of sunspots or blemishes that are just taking a little longer to fade than you'd like, I think this is where it comes into its own. I use it sparingly and just on targeted areas, and one bottle will pretty much last me 12 months. If your primary skin goal is reducing hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and discoloration, this will transform your skin and give you results far in excess of anything else that I've tried."
"The best on the market is the NIOD Re:pigment. It has 15 different mechanisms of reducing that hyperpigmentation and eradicating the excess pigment that's already been produced. When I first started using this, I noticed about an 80 to 90% reduction in my hyperpigmentation after about 6 months, and that is gamechanging because normally you don't expect those results. The applicator is very precise. I think this works best on individual dark marks and areas of discoloration. If you want an all-over brightening and boost to radiance, this probably won't be for you. But if you've got a couple of sunspots or blemishes that are just taking a little longer to fade than you'd like, I think this is where it comes into its own. I use it sparingly and just on targeted areas, and one bottle of this will pretty much last me 12 months. If your primary skin goal is reducing hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and discoloration, this will transform your skin and give you results far in excess of anything else that I've actually tried on the market."
