Madagascar Centella Tone Brightening Capsule Ampoule.

"Comes in a 100ml size rather than the standard 30ml, meaning one bottle lasts about six months, easier on the wallet and on shipping since you're not constantly repurchasing. Contains tranexamic acid, which is anti-inflammatory and helps prevent hyperpigmentation, plus stabilized vitamin C to fade hyperpigmentation you already have, other brightening ingredients for radiance and luminosity, and centella asiatica for that pro-collagen benefit alongside the vitamin C. Good if you have a lot of hyperpigmentation linked to breakouts or sun exposure. Really inexpensive, paid around £15 for the 100ml, equivalent to about £5 for a standard 30ml. Gentle enough to use alongside or in place of the Beauty of Joseon serum, used twice a day. The only thing that would be changed is the packaging, which is a boring gray, not very eye-catching, but forgivable given how effective the formula is."

"The Tone Brightening Capsule Ampoule claims to be fast absorbing and provide bright and clear skin. It contains tiny capsules of encapsulated Madecassoside swimming in a clear liquid that becomes a thinner gel texture once out of the bottle, with no noticeable scent. Despite the gel texture, it spreads easily with minimal tackiness, and while you can feel the capsules on application they disappear immediately afterwards. It has no tackiness and can be used morning and night. She used it in the mornings because some of the ingredients have irritating potential and she uses tretinoin at night, but personally did not experience any problems. Ingredients include Centella Asiatica Extract at 77% as the first ingredient, Niacinamide at around 4%, Tranexamic Acid at 2%, and 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid, plus Glycerin, Panthenol and Lactobacillus Ferment. Overall she was really impressed with the product as it contains way more active ingredients than expected and it fits great in her morning routine."