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Kojic Acid for melasma and pigmentation

Why it is commonly advised for melasma and pigmentation

Commonly listed among best anti-pigment ingredients and included in melasma spot correctors.

About Kojic Acid

Kojic acid is a fungal-derived organic acid that inhibits tyrosinase, reducing melanin production and helping to fade hyperpigmentation, melasma, and dark spots. It is commonly used in topical depigmenting formulations.

Full Kojic Acid profile — function, side effects & flags →

Melasma And Pigmentation: the bigger picture

See the full list of ingredients Indian dermatologists commonly recommend for melasma and pigmentation, what to avoid, and the sources.

Melasma And Pigmentation — full concern guide → · Melasma And Pigmentation routine (AM/PM) →

Products in our catalogue that contain Kojic Acid

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Frequently asked

Is Kojic Acid good for melasma and pigmentation?
Kojic Acid is among the ingredients Indian dermatologists commonly advise for melasma and pigmentation. Commonly listed among best anti-pigment ingredients and included in melasma spot correctors.
How should I use Kojic Acid?
It depends on your skin type and the rest of your routine. See the full Kojic Acid profile, and check for conflicts before combining it with other actives.

General educational information for Indian skin, compiled from published dermatology literature and structured ingredient data. Not medical advice or a diagnosis.