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• Brightening Skincare: Formulated to improve the appearance of dullness and uneven-looking skin tone.
• Glutathione and Niacinamide: Features ingredients commonly used in skincare products designed to brighten the appearance of skin.
• Vitamin C Derivatives: Contains multiple forms of Vitamin C to complement the brightening-focused formula.
• Lightweight Texture: Its water-based formula is designed to absorb quickly without a heavy, greasy finish.
• Hydration and Skin Barrier Care: Includes glycerin, beta-glucan, allantoin, and ceramide NP to support skin hydration and conditioning.
• Convenient 50 ml Bottle: The 1.69 fl. oz. size fits easily into a daily skincare routine.
• Easy Application: Apply a few drops to the face and gently pat for even absorption, following the product instructions. Abib US

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Abib Glutathiosome Dark Spot Serum used for?

It is a facial serum designed to improve the appearance of dull skin, dark spots, and uneven skin tone.

2. What are the main ingredients in this serum?

Featured ingredients include glutathione, niacinamide, Vitamin C derivatives, allantoin, beta-glucan, and ceramide NP.

3. How much product is in the bottle?

Each bottle contains 50 ml, equivalent to 1.69 fl. oz.

4. How do I apply Abib Vita Drop Serum?

After cleansing and applying toner, if used, apply a few drops to your face and gently pat for absorption. Follow with moisturizer and daytime sunscreen.

5. Can I use this serum every day?

Follow the product’s directions. If you are new to the formula or have sensitive skin, introduce it gradually and monitor your skin’s response.

6. Is this serum suitable for sensitive skin?

The product is marketed for several skin concerns, including redness and sensitivity. However, no serum is guaranteed to suit everyone. Patch-test before regular use.

7. Does the serum permanently remove dark spots?

No such result can be guaranteed. The serum is formulated to improve the appearance of uneven tone and dark spots, but results vary. Persistent or changing pigmentation should be assessed by a dermatologist.