Facial toners can enhance skin luminosity and contribute to a glowing complexion. They are water-based products that aim to balance your skin’s pH levels and retain moisture after cleansing, preventing water loss and dryness. Toners also remove lingering traces of makeup and impurities, enabling your skin to get the most out of your serum and moisturiser.
Clarins’ radiance-boosting toners take this one step further. Our toners for radiant skin and dark spots are infused with antioxidants and vitamins to nourish the skin, lighten your complexion and revive radiance from deep within.
If you have dark spots, the Bright Plus Dark-Spot Targeting Treatment Essence is one of the best facial toners for glowing skin. This radiance toner is packed with powerful superfruit extracts and Vitamin C to enhance skin oxygenation, which helps your skin breathe better.
When your skin’s oxygenation levels improve, so does your complexion. Acerola extracts reduce the appearance of dark spots caused by UV rays, pollution and blemishes. As a result, dark spots fade away over time, leaving your complexion visibly brighter and dewy-fresh.
The Bright Plus Dark Spot-Targeting Milky Essence is another gentle toner for dark spots. Its comforting milky essence is richly infused with Acerola to diminish the visibility of dark spots and blemishes, promoting a more luminous and radiant complexion. Suitable for all skin types including oily and combination skin, this radiance-enhancing toner also hydrates and soothes the skin after cleansing.
Not all toners are designed to remove dark spots, so you should get a brightening toner with skin-lightening benefits to even out your skin tone and minimise the appearance of dark spots. This is a must-have if you’re concerned about dark spots and blemish marks.
While it’s vital to use a toner for dark spots, you should also look into revamping your skincare routine to include more brightening products to accelerate the process. Our toners for dark spots work best when used alongside our other skin-brightening face care products.
Dark spots and hyperpigmentation are similar, but they’re not quite the same. Hyperpigmentation is a broader term that refers to any condition where patches of skin become darker than the surrounding areas, mostly due to an excess of melanin production. In some cases, hyperpigmentation can appear as pink, brown, grey or red blotches.
Dark spots, also commonly referred to as age spots, sun spots or blemish spots, are a type of hyperpigmentation typically produced by prolonged sun exposure or skin ageing.
Regardless of your skin type, radiant skin is well within reach. Using the right products makes a difference, so be sure to incorporate radiance-boosting skincare into your daily regimen and browse our helpful tips on how to care for your skin the right way and keep dark spots at bay.
