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Sidmool unveils brightening cream to care for sun-dulled summer skin
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Sidmool unveils brightening cream to care for sun-dulled summer skin

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Sidmool launched Skin Source Ultra Arbutin 10% Cream for consumers seeking brightening care after summer sun exposure.
  • The cream contains 10% arbutin, combining 7% alpha-arbutin with 3% beta-arbutin, as well as tranexamic acid and niacinamide.
  • Sidmool said the product can be applied across the face as the final step in a daily skincare routine.

Sidmool is targeting summer-weary skin with a new brightening cream built around a 10% arbutin blend.

The Korean functional cosmetics brand said its Skin Source Ultra Arbutin 10% Cream combines 7% alpha-arbutin and 3% beta-arbutin. The formula focuses on skin concerns linked to melanin and uneven tone.

Sidmool also added 4% tranexamic acid and 2% niacinamide, pairing several brightening ingredients in a single product. The company said the formula is designed to help improve the appearance of skin tone and reduce the appearance of blemish marks.

The cream has a soft texture and can be spread over the entire face at the final stage of basic skincare. Sidmool is promoting it to consumers whose skin needs care after exposure to summer ultraviolet rays, as well as those seeking more intensive brightening treatment.

A Sidmool representative said, “We planned it to help care for dull skin by adding a high concentration of key brightening ingredients, including 10% arbutin.” The authentic product is sold through the company’s official website, Sidmool.com.

We planned it to help care for dull skin by adding a high concentration of key brightening ingredients, including 10% arbutin.

— Sidmool representativeThe company described the formulation and its intended use.
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