
Licorice day cream for dull skin and mild dark spots, with herbal UV-filtering extracts.

Garnier Even & Bright Vitamin C Serum is a budget-friendly brightening serum for dull skin, uneven tone and early dark spots. It combines a stable vitamin C derivative, which inhibits melanin production and defends against the free-radical damage that dulls skin, with niacinamide (vitamin B3), which reduces the transfer of pigment to the surface and calms redness, and salicylic acid, which gently exfoliates so that pigmented surface cells shed faster and light reflects more evenly. All three ingredients have evidence for brightening and evening tone. The serum is light, fast-absorbing and non-greasy, layers under moisturiser and sunscreen, and gives a visible glow within days with tone improving over weeks of twice-daily use.
Dull skin and fresh dark marks respond to vitamin C and niacinamide, and you do not need a premium price to get them. This serum puts three proven brightening ingredients in one affordable bottle, which makes it the sensible first step before spending more on dedicated pigment treatments.
| Brand | Garnier |
|---|---|
| Category | Dark Spots & Uneven Tone |
| Key ingredient | Vitamin C derivative, niacinamide, salicylic acid |
| Product code | 110596EA |
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