Koji White Dark Spot Brightening Serum VS Koji White 2% Kojic Acid Dipalmitate + 3% Tranexamic Acid Face Serum
Bright, radiant, and even-toned skin starts with choosing the right serum. Koji White developed two targeted serums that focus on improving the look of pigmentation and restoring skin radiance — but each one brings a unique advantage depending on what your skin needs most.
Let’s explore both serums so you can decide which one fits your skincare goal.
✅ Why Serum Is a Key Step for Brightening
Serums are designed to deliver active ingredients deeper into the skin compared to moisturizers. When targeting dark spots, dullness, uneven tone, or past acne marks, a serum becomes your most effective treatment step. Koji White created two options so you can choose a brightening routine that truly suits your skin condition and lifestyle.
✨ Koji White 2% Kojic Acid Dipalmitate + 3% Tranexamic Acid Face Serum
Focus: Targeted dark spot correction and intensive brightening
This serum was developed for those who want to specifically target dark spots and uneven tone. The formula features 2% kojic acid dipalmitate, a more stable form of kojic acid that works to reduce the appearance of pigmentation while staying gentle on the skin. Along with that is 3% tranexamic acid, which supports the reduction of stubborn discoloration, including spots caused by acne or frequent sun exposure.
Niacinamide is also included in the formulation to help refine texture, support the skin barrier, and enhance clarity. The texture is lightweight and absorbs quickly — making it ideal for use both morning and night without feeling heavy.
Choose this serum if:
- You want a focused brightening treatment
- Your main concern is dark spots, acne marks, or uneven tone
- Your goal is visibly clearer and more even skin
This serum is perfect for those who want results-oriented brightening and prefer a serum that feels like a treatment step in their routine.
✨ Koji White Dark Spot Brightening Serum (with X8 Pure Hyaluronic Acid)
Focus: Brightening + hydration + glow
This serum has been formulated for people who want brightening while simultaneously improving hydration and plumpness. It contains the Koji White brightening staple — kojic acid — but is paired with an impressive blend of eight molecular weights of hyaluronic acid.
The result is not only improved clarity and reduced dullness, but also deep hydration that leaves the skin plump, bouncy, and naturally radiant. Niacinamide is included as well to smooth skin texture and reinforce the moisture barrier.
The texture feels silky and hydrating, making it a perfect option for those who want a serum that gives a healthy glow and a “glass skin” look.
Choose this serum if:
- Your skin looks dull, tired, or dehydrated
- You want brightness together with deep hydration
- Your goal is smooth, glowing, plump skin
This serum is ideal for those who like a simpler routine — one serum that covers both hydration and brightening.
🔍 How to Decide Which One You Need
Both brighten the skin.
Both help with spots.
Both improve radiance.
The difference is in your primary goal.
● If your main priority is to fade existing dark spots or post-acne marks, choose Koji White 2% Kojic Acid Dipalmitate + 3% Tranexamic Acid Face Serum.
● If you want overall brightness, hydration, and a plump “glow from within” finish, choose Koji White Dark Spot Brightening Serum.
Think of it like this:
→ One is more targeted to correct spots.
→ The other hydrates while brightening for a healthy glow.
⭐ How to Use (AM & PM)
- Cleanse
- Toner
- Apply one serum (based on your goal)
- Moisturizer
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Sunscreen in the morning — mandatory for any brightening routine
Consistency and sun protection are the biggest contributors to visible results.
Why Choose Koji White?
Koji White focuses on brightening skincare that feels good and shows results. Each formula is made with thoughtfully selected ingredients to address real skin concerns — without being harsh or complicated. The brand continues to bring effective brightening innovation inspired by Japanese & Korean skincare philosophy.
