In this video learn how to use Alpha Arbutin The Ordinary to clear Hyperpigmentation.
I specifically love The Ordinary Alpha Arbutin for getting rid of hyperpigmentation from dark marks following acne scars black skin and brown patches from Melasma.

Here are the video Time Stamps:
0:37- What is Arbutin
3:23- How does Alpha Arbutin work
7:48- Why I love the Ordinary Alpha Arbutin
10:50- Other product recommendations
11:36- How to use Alpha Arbutin in a skincare routine
step by step skincare routines black women dark spots and especially skincare routines for sensitive skin

Products recommended in this video include:
The Ordinary Alpha Arbutin 2% + HA
https://shop-links.co/172658947511928...

The Ordinary Ascorbic Acid 8% + Alpha Arbutin 2%
https://shop-links.co/172658947620690...

The INKEY List Alpha Arbutin Brightening Serum
https://shop-links.co/172658947698288...

Skin Brightening & Anti Aging Serum with Tranexamic Acid, Arbutin, Licorice, Hyaluronic Acid (2.3oz)
https://shop-links.co/172658947895093...

SUNDAY RILEY Tidal Brightening Enzyme Water Cream
https://shop-links.co/172658947890936...


The Ordinary 8% Ascorbic Acid and 2% Alpha Arbutin
The Ordinary 2% Alpha Arbutin and HA
The Inkey List Alpha Arbutin
JJ Labs Skincare Solutions Skin Lightening Serum
Sunday Riley Tidel Brightening Water Enzyme Cream

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