Uneven dull skin regime
This routine focuses uneven skin tone on oily to combination skin for advanced users . It uses Foxtale 12% Niacinamide Clarifying Serum (AM) and Asaya 2% Kojic Acid + 1% Alpha Arbutin Face Serum (PM), alongside Sebamed Clear Foam Face Wash, The Derma Co 5% Nia-Ceramide Daily Hydrating Moisturizer and Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Age Shield Fluid Face Sunscreen SPF 50+.
Step 1 (AM)
Sebamed
Sebamed
Sebamed Clear Foam Face wash is built on a surfactant system of 0 ultra-mild + 1 mild + 0 strong + 0 soap bases. Aligned to oily, combination/normal skin, suitable across skin concerns. Does not contain any ingredient under review against our database criteria.
Step 2 (AM)
Foxtale
Foxtale
Foxtale 12% Niacinamide Serum, formulated with Azelaic Acid (Concentration not found), is aligned to Dry, Oily, Combination/Normal skin, Sensitive skin, with skin concern of Uneven dull skin and Red pimples.
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The Derma Co
The Derma Co
The Derma Co 5% Nia-Ceramide Daily Hydrating Moisturizer features multi molecular HA. Aligned to oily, combination/normal, sensitive skin types with any skin concerns.
Step 4 (AM)
Neutrogena
Neutrogena
Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Age Shield Fluid Face Sunscreen SPF 50+ PA++++ is non-tinted, built on 4 new-gen filters and 1 mineral filter, with no old-gen filters. It covers UVB and UVA, but not Blue light, Visible light, Infra-Red, or Pollution Support. It is suitable for oily and combination/normal skin for following skin concern- acne, blackheads, ageing, and pigmentation (with a layer of foundation). We could not find In-vivo / In-vitro test data for SPF and PA ratings on the brand website. Brands are welcome to contact us to update this.
Ideally, a tinted sunscreen is the best choice, because its iron oxide tint also blocks visible and blue light, which can worsen pigmentation.
However, matching the shade is difficult, apply your regular sunscreen, let it dry, then add a layer of foundation, which gives similar protection.
This regime is educational content reviewed by a dermatologist. It is not a prescription and does not replace an in-person consultation. Some links may be affiliate links.
