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Even Skin Tone Gel

PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free

PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free

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Primary Concerns:

    Benefits for Your Skin

    • Fades Dark Spots: Helps fade sun spots and hyperpigmentation with kojic acid and azelaic acid.
    • Gentle Formula: Suitable for sensitive skin and free of hydroquinone.
    • Improves Skin Tone: Brightens and evens out your complexion for a more radiant look.

    Fades Dark Spots and Uneven Skin Tone

    PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free is a great choice if you are dealing with dark spots or uneven skin tone. This pigment gel uses kojic acid, azelaic acid, and lactic acid to help fade various types of hyperpigmentation. It works well for sun spots, discoloration, and new dark spots. With regular use, you’ll see an improvement in your complexion, making it look more even and bright.

    Gentle Enough for Sensitive Skin

    This PCA Skin Pigment Gel is ideal for all skin types, even sensitive skin. It has soothing ingredients like silybum marianum fruit extract and witch hazel (hamamelis virginiana) that make it gentle but effective. It’s free of hydroquinone, which is perfect if you are sensitive to that ingredient. You can use it as a spot treatment serum for those stubborn areas that need extra attention.

    Easy to Use for Best Results

    The PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free is easy to use. Apply a thin layer to clean skin, focusing on areas with hyperpigmentation. To get the best results, make sure to use a broad spectrum SPF product during the daytime to protect your skin from sun damage. This pigment gel pairs well with other PCA professional treatment products to help improve your skin tone and reduce discoloration.

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    PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free Benefits

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    Highly effective for all types of uneven skin tone

    The Magic Behind Results

    ( Ingredients )

    • Kojic Acid

      Brightens skin tone, reducing the appearance of sun damage and dark spots.

      Works as an effective alternative to hydroquinone for pigment reduction.

      Helps improve overall complexion, targeting discoloration for a more radiant look.

    • Azelaic Acid

      Helps diminish the appearance of new dark spots and discoloration.

      Promotes even skin tone, making it perfect for a spot treatment serum.

      Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin, to treat hyperpigmentation.

    • Phenylethyl Resorcinol:

      Reduces the appearance of various types of hyperpigmentation, including sun spots.

      Helps even skin tone for a brighter, more uniform complexion.

      Ideal choice for sensitive skin, targeting dark spots without irritation.

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    All Ingredients

    Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel) Water: Natural astringent that helps minimize pores and reduce excess oil.

    Lactic Acid: Gently exfoliates to improve skin texture and even skin tone.

    Butylene Glycol: Enhances product absorption, improving skin hydration.

    Silybum Marianum Fruit Extract: Provides antioxidant protection, helping shield skin from environmental damage.



    Water, Alcohol Denat., Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel) Water, Lactic Acid, Butylene Glycol, Kojic Acid, Azelaic Acid, Alcohol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Phenylethyl Resorcinol, BHT, Glutathione, Silybum Marianum Fruit Extract

    How-To-Use

    After cleansing, apply a thin layer directly to dark spots or discolored areas.
    Allow to penetrate before applying...

    After cleansing, apply a thin layer directly to dark spots or discolored areas.
    Allow to penetrate before applying any other PCA SKIN corrective products.
    Use a broad spectrum SPF during the day and a moisturizer in the evening to protect and hydrate the skin.

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    FAQ

    Can I use PCA Pigment Gel with vitamin C?

    Yes, you can use PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free with vitamin C. The two products work well together to improve skin tone. Apply a thin layer of pigment gel first, let it absorb, then apply your vitamin C serum to brighten and even your skin.

    Can I use PCA Pigment Gel every day?

    You can use the PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free every day, but it’s important to start slow. If your skin is new to exfoliants like kojic acid and lactic acid, try using it every other day until your skin adjusts to avoid irritation.

    How often should I use PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free?

    For best results, start by applying PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free every other night, then build up to daily use as your skin gets used to it. Always use a broad-spectrum SPF during the day to protect against sun damage when using this spot treatment serum.

    Are there side effects to PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free?

    Some people might experience mild redness, dryness, or irritation, especially if their skin isn’t used to exfoliants like azelaic acid and kojic acid. To minimize side effects, start slow and always follow up with a good moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated.

    Is PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free safe for sensitive skin?

    PCA Pigment Gel HQ Free can work for sensitive skin, but use it with caution. Ingredients like azelaic acid and lactic acid can be strong, so try a patch test first. If you’re prone to redness, use it every few days and follow with a calming moisturizer.

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