The "Power Duo" for Stubborn Dark Spots and Uneven Skin Tone Elevate your skincare routine with the Belo Intensive Brightening Bar. More than just a standard soap, this advanced formula provides a professional-grade approach to skin clarity. It features the powerful combination of Kojic Acid and Tranexamic Acid, which work together to target pigmentation at the source. Clinical tests have shown that this duo is 64% more effective at brightening than Kojic Acid alone, making it a premier choice for addressing persistent dark spots and hyperpigmentation.
This "Classic" orange bar is specifically formulated for Normal to Oily/Combination skin. It utilizes Salicylic Acid and Lactic Acid to gently exfoliate pore-clogging oils and dead skin cells, ensuring a smoother, more radiant complexion with every wash.
Why It Works (The Science):
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64% More Effective Brightening: The synergistic blend of Kojic and Tranexamic Acid helps you achieve a more even skin tone significantly faster than single-ingredient products.
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Targets Post-Breakout Marks: Actively fades the appearance of stubborn acne marks and sun spots left behind by environmental stressors.
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Pore-Refining Exfoliation: Contains Salicylic and Lactic Acids to unclog pores and remove dulling debris, helping to prevent future skin congestion.
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Exceptional Value: Each box contains three full-sized (65g) bars for long-lasting use.
How to Use:
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Stop using other intensive brightening brands at least one week before starting this bar to avoid potential sensitivity.
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Suitable for use twice daily on both the face and body.
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A slight stinging or tingling sensation may occur—this is a normal sign that the active ingredients are exfoliating the skin.
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If prolonged irritation or a rash occurs, discontinue use immediately.
Full Ingredient List: Coconut Oil, Water, Sodium Hydroxide, Salicylic Acid, Fragrance, Glucono-delta-Lactone, Sodium Lactate, Butylated Hydroxytoluene, Lactic Acid, Tranexamic Acid, D&C Orange 4 (CI 15510), Tetrasodium EDTA, Tocopheryl Acetate, Kojic Acid.
