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Colorescience Even Up Multi-Correction Serum Review | Worth It?

By Nayab Fatima September 11, 20263 min readSave
Colorescience Even Up Multi-Correction Serum bottle with pump dispenser
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Skin care that is recommended by dermatologists does not necessarily mean there are dermatologist-grade results to back the claims — but ColorescienceEven Up Multi-Correction Serum is an exception to this rule. This product is based on a 12-week clinical trial and incorporates a patented brightening complex.

Not only does the product target the pre-existing discolorations, but it is specially formulated to stop the process of discoloration formation on different stages. This is achieved due to the patented Lumira skin brightening complex. The unique technology that the serum is based on was clinically proven to work against all the phases of formation of the melanin, meaning that the product will be able to deal with the discolorations that were caused by the sun exposure, hormones or post-acne.

In case of those looking for a pigment corrector which does not contain any hydroquinone, then this serum is definitely worth considering as it comes under this specific classification. As opposed to using hydroquinone, an effective skin whitening agent, this formula works with the help of Vital ET which is a stabilized version of Vitamin E and Venuceane, which is marine ferment extract which provides protection to the skin against any harm done by UV or infrared radiations while helping regulate melanin formation.

Tailored for all types of skins, even very sensitive skins, the serum is scentless and lightweight, containing a transparent liquid with a rapid absorption texture. Such gentle characteristics make it a good choice for the Sensitive skin pigment treatment class – a product line which usually causes skin irritation before giving its results.

Apart from adding glow to the skin, the ingredients used include Phytomoist, glycerin, and other moisturizers such as peptides, ceramides, and hyaluronic acid to ensure hydration and the health of the skin barrier. Betaine and a humectant derived from a mushroom aid in ensuring the skin retains moisture and this is important since skin with a good skin barrier tends to respond well to UV rays and irritation.

Colorescience Even Up Serum Usage

For effective use:

  • First cleanse and tone skin.

  • Apply 2-3 pumps on face, neck, and chest.

  • Then, apply moisturizer.

  • Apply both during daytime and nighttime.

Never miss applying broad spectrum sunscreen the very next morning. Sun exposure is a known factor for stimulating melanin production.

In a 12-week study done by Colorescience, 94% of people noticed improvements in their skin's discolorations and dark spots, as well as hydrated and soft skin. With the whole 3-step process used by the company, 97% of people stated that they would use and recommend it.

It gets mostly good feedback; however, there are also some people who say that it "goes well without being greasy"; although it "didn’t perform miracles" just in one month, emphasizing that it takes time to show the effects of this product. For those choosing the best serum for dark spots and age spots, it may take more than 8 weeks to see the results.

Those who suffer from sensitive skin that cannot withstand brighter products can use the Colorescience Even Up Multi-Correction Serum for an effective and proven alternative for a brighter and hydrated look, as long as they are willing to allow it enough time to work.

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