Acne scars are bothering you? This bearberry extract cream can fade scars and acne simultaneously. It has a water-based gel texture that is transparent and non-greasy, providing both hydration and oil control. It can also fade sunspots and acne marks. Order today and get 5 bottles. Each bottle is priced at the price of a cup of milk tea. It can be used for post-sun emergency treatment and daily maintenance.

Its core principle is "Precise Whitening without Darkening": 7% highly active arbutin directly targets the source of melanin, inhibiting pigment formation at the skin base. It tackles stubborn issues such as cheek sunspots, forehead acne marks, and lip corners that are difficult to remove, breaking them down layer by layer without leaving any traces. 4% tranexamic acid acts like a "pigment interception net", preventing melanin from transferring to the epidermis. Even red skin caused by just sun exposure can maintain a stable skin tone without becoming dull. The combined effect of these two ingredients is not just "brightening and covering spots", but rather evenly distributing the skin tone from the root cause.

If retinoic acid causes damage to your skin, you are not alone. When I was 14 years old, my first dermatologist made me feel completely disregarded. The doctor was white, and all the patients were white. I had acne and dark spots all over my face. He prescribed benzoyl peroxide, but the result was even worse. The second dermatologist recommended using retinoic acid, but it led to an increase in dark spots. Later, during my medical studies, I finally understood why all the previous treatment methods had been ineffective. All the dermatological treatment plans were based on white skin. Every textbook photo and every clinical trial was like this. Therefore, for five whole years, I followed the treatment methods that I knew were useless for black skin because that was what they taught us. When patients came back for follow-up visits, the dark spots still existed, and sometimes they even became darker. I knew there must be a more effective way. Later, last year, at a dermatology conference in New York, I found it. This is a formula developed based on Korean skincare research, specifically tested for black and brown skin. I checked the relevant data. 91% of black test subjects saw the dark spots fade within eight weeks. 91%. I have never seen any of the treatment plans I prescribed achieve such a success rate. I inquired about the formula components. 7% of ascorbyl glucoside and 4% of tranexamic acid. It turns out that Koreans have been using this formula for 15 years, while we have been using dangerous prescription drugs. I applied it to 15 of my patients, who were black women with stubborn dark spots. Among the 15 products, 14 of them had their spots gradually fade within six weeks. There was no burning sensation, no irritation, and no new dark spots appeared. That day, I stopped prescribing Hydroquinone and Tretinoin prescriptions. This was the first time in our history that we finally had a formula product tailored specifically for us, rather than a product that was repackaged for black women after being tested on white people. It is a truly safe formula for melanin. Therefore, now I will tell every patient: Before trying bleaching, burning, or removing the skin, try some products specifically designed for black skin. These products can inhibit excessive melanin production without damaging the skin barrier.