

- Front
- Ingredients
A fast-absorbing gel that targets uneven tone while controlling excess oil. Built for skin that wants brightening without a heavy cream.
- Gel texture — absorbs fast on oily skin, no shine added
- Tea tree leaf oil and Paeonia suffruticosa root
- Works on tone and excess oil at the same time
- Sits under makeup without pilling
- The printed follow-on to TJs Acne Face Wash
- Cash on delivery
- Pay the courier. Nothing upfront.
- Delivery
- Nationwide. Free delivery on 3 items or orders over Rs 3,000.
Brightening products are usually creams, and creams are usually the wrong texture for oily skin. That gap is what this fills.
TJs Whitening Gel is a light, quickly-absorbed gel formulated for skin that is both oily and dealing with uneven tone — a combination that is extremely common in Pakistan and very badly served. It shares its ingredient backbone with the Tea Tree Acne Gel: tea tree leaf oil, garlic bulb extract, Paeonia suffruticosa root and allantoin. The pack notes it refines the look of pores and helps control excess sebum alongside the tone work.
Because it is a gel rather than an emulsion, it sits under makeup without pilling and does not add shine to skin that already has plenty.
**One instruction on the pack matters more than the rest: avoid sun exposure and heat after application.** That is printed as a caution, and it is worth taking seriously — any brightening routine that ignores sun protection is working against itself, because UV is what drives pigmentation in the first place.
The label directs use once or twice a day, after TJs Acne Face Wash. That pairing is printed on the pack, not invented here.
Malaysian formula, made by TJs.
- Why does the pack say to avoid sun after applying?
- It is printed as a caution on the label. Practically, any brightening routine needs daily sunscreen anyway — UV is what causes pigmentation, so skipping it undoes the work.
- Can I use this instead of a moisturiser?
- On oily skin, often yes. On combination or dry skin, follow it with TJs Mosturising Lotion.
- Is it the same as the Tea Tree Acne Gel?
- They share much of the same base, but this one is positioned for tone and oil control rather than treating individual active blemishes.
These pairings are printed on the packs themselves, not generated from what other people bought.




