La Roche-Posay has introduced two new additions to their Pigmentclar collection – Brightening Foaming Cream Cleanser and Dark Spot Correcting Cream SPF, to complement their popular Pigmentclar lotion and Pigmentclar eyes. I had the opportunity to try these new products along with the lotion and wanted to share my thoughts with you.
The Pigmentclar Brightening Foaming Cream Cleanser is my favorite of the three. This product impressed me greatly. A small amount foams up well, creating a rich lather, and effectively removes makeup and impurities while leaving the skin feeling refreshed, clean, and not stripped. It also leaves the skin smoother, softer, and visibly brighter. The Lipo-Hydroxy Acid (LHA) in the cleanser helps to shed dark cells from the skin’s surface, reducing dullness. I love using it with a Clarisonic for the best results. The cleanser is suitable for all skin types due to its effectiveness and gentle nature. It comes in a 4.2 oz/125ml size and retails for $24.99.
The Pigmentclar Serum is the most potent product in the line, promising visible spot reduction. It has a lightweight gel texture that blends into the skin quickly. It can be used both day and night but should be followed by SPF, especially for those with skin prone to dark spots/sun spots. The serum is formulated to address visible dark spots, age spots, and uneven skin tone. Ingredients like Phe-Resorcinol and ferulic acid help reduce the appearance of dark spots, while LHA provides exfoliation to smooth the skin’s surface and brighten the complexion. I tested this product on my spouse, who had a significant sun spot on his cheek from outdoor sports. After three weeks of consistent use with the Pigmentclar lotion, the spot visibly lightened, and his skin appeared smoother and more even-toned. Patience and following a proper skincare routine are key to seeing results with this serum. It comes in a matte container with a pump to protect it from light and air, priced at $52.99 for 1 oz/30ml.
The Pigmentclar Cream SPF 30 is designed to address visible dark spots and uneven skin tone. Similar to the serum, it contains Phe-Resorcinol, ferulic acid, and LHA for reducing dark spots and brightening the skin. It has a thicker and creamier texture than the serum and can be used daily after the Pigmentclar serum for optimal results. I appreciated its moisturizing properties, quick absorption, and sufficient coverage with SPF 30. When used in conjunction with the Pigmentclar cleanser, my skin appeared brighter and more even-toned, with reduced visibility of red spots and smoother texture. The cream comes in a squeeze tube packaging with a pointed tip for easy application, priced at $51.99 for 1 oz/30ml.
You can explore more La Roche-Posay products on their website to make a purchase. Do you have any LRP favorites? I would love to hear your thoughts!
[La Roche-Posay Website](http://www.laroche-posay.us/dark-spots-skin-care)
(Disclaimer: This article reflects the author’s personal opinion.)