Lightening Polishing Scrub

The pack describes it well: an intensive skin-care cream that exfoliates dead skin cells softly, enriched with vitamins A, E and C, and aimed at marks and pigmentation.

The word doing the work there is **softly**. Most scrubs sold in this market are far too aggressive — coarse particles that leave skin red and microscopically damaged, which over time makes pigmentation worse rather than better. Inflammation is one of the things that triggers pigment production in the first place.

This one is cream-textured rather than gritty, which is the format a salon uses when the client's concern is tone. The vitamin trio matters too: vitamin A for renewal, vitamin C for tone, vitamin E as an antioxidant.

Use it on damp skin with light circular pressure, then rinse. Once or twice a week, no more. If you are also using a retinol product — the Acne No-mark Recuperate Lotion or the Whitening Lotion — space the scrub away from those nights.

Follow with the Lightening Soothing & Calming Lotion.

Note that the ingredient panel on our current pack photography is not fully legible, so we have not published a list. We would rather show nothing than guess.