brilliance

Ideal for

  • Individuals with uneven skin tone
  • Those with hyperpigmentation
  • People seeking brighter skin
  • Individuals improving skin clarity

Brightening

Brilliance

Azelaic Acid / Tranexamic Acid / Niacinamide

Price range: $154.00 through $299.00

Brilliance is a gentle yet effective brightening formula for sensitive skin, designed to reduce dark spots and promote an even complexion without the use of hydroquinone.

  1. Brightens & Evens Skin Tone
    • Azelaic Acid: Lightens dark spots and PIH by inhibiting melanin-producing enzymes.
    • Tranexamic Acid: Targets stubborn hyperpigmentation and melasma by blocking pigment-signaling pathways.
    • Combined Studies: A peeling treatment containing both AZA + TXA significantly reduced hyperpigmentation in just 6 weeks.
  2. Anti‑Inflammatory & Calms Redness
    • Azelaic acid soothes redness (beneficial for rosacea and post-acne inflammation).
    • Tranexamic acid offers mild anti-inflammatory effects and helps restore the skin barrier even after environmental stress.
  3. Acne and Texture Improvement
    • Azelaic acid kills acne-causing bacteria and helps clear pores.
    • Niacinamide supports barrier repair, controls oil production, and reduces pore appearance.
  4. Barrier Support & Hydration
    • Niacinamide enhances skin barrier strength and improves hydration and texture.
  • Azelaic Acid: A naturally occurring dicarboxylic acid (found in grains like barley) that inhibits tyrosinase—an enzyme critical for melanin production—helping lighten hyperpigmentation. It also combats acne-causing bacteria, reduces inflammation, and helps unclog pores, making it effective for acne, rosacea, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
  • Tranexamic Acid: Originally an antifibrinolytic drug, when applied topically in skincare, it acts by inhibiting inflammation-related melanin pathways and plasmin activity to reduce hyperpigmentation and melasma. It is well tolerated and doesn’t cause photosensitivity like exfoliating acids
  • Niacinamide: A form of vitamin B3 that improves skin tone and texture, reduces dark spots, brightens dull skin, decreases the appearance of pores, and enhances the skin barrier’s resilience
  • Generally, apply 2× daily—morning and evening—after cleansing and toning, before moisturizer. Start once daily if you have sensitive skin.
  • Morning Routine: Cleanse → apply Brilliance → follow with moisturizer → SPF (essential due to pigmentation-targeting actives).
  • Evening Routine: Cleanse → apply Brilliance → moisturizer.
  • Conduct a patch test before full application to check for sensitivity.

Q: Is Brilliance suitable for sensitive skin?
A: Yes. Both azelaic and tranexamic acids are generally well tolerated, and niacinamide further supports barrier health.

Q: Can Brilliance be used daily?
A: Yes—start with once daily, then increase to morning and evening as tolerated.

Q: Do I need to wear SPF when using Brilliance?
A: Definitely. Even non-exfoliating acids like azelaic and tranexamic can benefit from sun protection to prevent further pigmentation.

Q: Can Brilliance be layered with Vitamin C, retinoids, or AHAs?
A: Use with caution. Though tranexamic acid pairs well with Vitamin C or retinoids, strong exfoliants may irritate. Patch test first.

Q: How soon will I see results with Brilliance?
A: Pigment reduction typically appears over several weeks. One study noted significant improvement at 6 weeks with azelaic + tranexamic acid.

Q: Are there side effects from using Brilliance?
A: Rare—possible mild dryness or tingling, especially with azelaic acid. Patch testing is recommended.

  1. ChemistConfessions. (2023). Azelaic, tranexamic, kojic acid… The chemists’ best hyperpigmentation ingredients guide. Chemist Confessions.
  2. Curology. (2023, July 26). Tranexamic acid vs. azelaic acid for melasma: What to know. Curology.
  3. Healthline. (2022, March 31). Tranexamic Acid for Skin: Benefits, Safety, How to Use. Healthline.
  4. Medical News Today. (2022, May 25). Tranexamic acid for skin care: Safety, benefits, and more. Medical News Today.
  5. WebMD. (2023). Azelaic Acid for Your Skin: What to Know. WebMD.
  6. SkinCeuticals. (2025). Azelaic Acid Benefits for Skin. SkinCeuticals.
  7. Sobhan, M., et al. (2023). A comparative study of 20% azelaic acid cream versus 5% tranexamic acid solution for the treatment of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Journal of Dermatological Treatment, 34(2), 1–7.
  8. Clinical peeling system study. (2025). In vitro and in vivo assessment of an innovative peeling system with azelaic and tranexamic acids for targeted hyperpigmentation reduction. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 24(6), 543–552.
  9. Byrdie. (2025). Why Tranexamic Acid Is Skincare’s Trendiest Ingredient. Byrdie.
  10. Naturium. (2021). Tranexamic Acid vs Azelaic Acid – Which Is Right For You?. Naturium.
  11. Perfect Image. (2025). Tranexamic Acid vs Azelaic Acid: Key Differences, Benefits…. Perfect Image.

A medical intake form is required prior to receiving a prescription. A licensed healthcare provider will review it and determine your eligibility for this product.

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