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Peace Out Dark Spot Serum.

About this product

A dark spot serum designed to brighten and even out skin tone.

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Guru Score

81%

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Early verdict · Few reviews so far

What the gurus are saying

This serum works for sensitive skin without triggering irritation, despite combining tranexamic acid, kojic acid, AHAs, and alpha arbutin. The gel-to-liquid texture starts as jelly and melts into skin, and it does have a light scent. Since it's not for daily use, you may want to use it just a few times a week, especially if your skin tends toward sensitivity.
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take March 2024

What they liked

  • Melts into skin
  • Gentle for sensitive skin

What they flagged

  • Not for daily use
  • Mild scent

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What the gurus are saying.

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"It's got an impressive list of ingredients. We've got mandelic acid which is a good exfoliant, a lot of exfoliants can help remove kind of that resurfacing and help with skin tone. We've got mandelic acid, we've got tranexamic acid, we've got alpha arbutin, CIC acid, niacinamide, and then bakuchiol which helps kind of with surfacing and fine lines and everything else like that. So this one is really nice and it's pretty affordable, especially for one sold at Sephora."
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"It's got an impressive list of ingredients. We've got mandelic acid which is a good exfoliant, a lot of exfoliants can help remove kind of that resurfacing and help with skin tone. We've got mandelic acid, we've got tranexamic acid, we've got alpha arbutin, CIC acid, niacinamide, and then bakuchiol which helps kind of with surfacing and fine lines and everything else like that. So this one is really nice and it's pretty affordable, especially for one sold at Sephora."
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"It has 2.5 percent tranexamic acid and 0.5 percent kojic acid. [...] If you have very sensitive skin this one might be for you and you might actually really benefit from it without getting the irritation. [...] It also has 10 percent AHAs and alpha arbutin, [...] so if you want to have some sort of exfoliating acid with kojic acid and a little bit more this might be an interesting one. The only negative is you can't necessarily use it every single day. It has a little bit of a scent."

Frequently asked.

What is Peace Out Dark Spot Serum?

A dark spot serum designed to brighten and even out skin tone.

Is Peace Out Dark Spot Serum worth it?

Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 81%.

What is Peace Out Dark Spot Serum's Guru Score?

Peace Out Dark Spot Serum holds a Guru Score of 81%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.

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