Red marks are one thing. Dark spots, the pigment left where a breakout was picked, are another. Small pits are a third, and they're the only one of the three a serum can't change. Those are a clinic's job. The other two, plus the dryness that makes all of it look worse than it is, are daily skincare.
Most women lump everything together as acne scars, buy for all of it, and judge every bottle by the pits. Which is why fifteen years of serums, peels and stamp kits can end in the same car-window verdict: still there. Dr. Seong K. Seo, the Korean dermatologist behind the formula, puts it simply: "Treat the pits in the clinic. Treat everything around them at home, every day. Women who do that stop seeing the pits first." That is the job this strange little Korean serum was built for. Here's why it earns the seven reasons below.