Pola Medical Dive Bright Serum

Dive Bright Serum

1 reviews 3.6

Product details

Description

A medicated serum available exclusively through medical institutions, formulated with POLA’s brightening active ingredient, Rucinol.

  • It helps suppress melanin production to prevent dark spots and freckles while delivering abundant moisture for hydrated, radiant-looking skin.
  • Its moderately viscous texture gently envelops the skin and glides on comfortably.

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How to use
After cleansing in the morning and evening, dispense an appropriate amount, about 3–4 pumps, into your palm and gently smooth over the entire face. Finish by lightly pressing your palms over your face to help the serum absorb.
Brand / Product name
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What's in it?

Based on the full ingredient list: Expected benefits 6 items

Based on the full ingredient list: Potential concerns 5 items

Key features

  • Alcohol-free
  • EU allergen-free
  • Fragrance-free
  • Oil-free
  • Paraben-free
  • Silicone-free
  • Sulfate-free
  • Reef-safe
  • Fungal acne-safe

This information is based on the properties of individual ingredients in the full ingredient list and does not indicate the efficacy of the product itself or clinical results.

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  • 1 monthThis is a brightening serum formulated with Rucinol, the same ingredient used in Pola's White Shot. This is from Pola Medical, Pola's cosmeceutical brand, and I feel like it's much more cost-effective compared to the department-store White Shot. I'm happy that it comes with 100 ml, so I can use it generously. Apparently, Rucinol is said to inhibit melanin production about 5.6 times more effectively than kojic acid and about 380 times more effectively than arbutin, and since I had a less-than-impressive experience with the previous version of Whiteologist (I've only tried a sample of the new version so far...), I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of changes I get with this. I'd like to review any changes and such again around the time I finish it! The texture is a thick, clear serum, and it absorbs into the skin well, but the ethanol feel was a little strong. It has a medicinal feel, kind of like a Eucerin serum. I personally quite like how refreshing it feels, but I also thought it might be a bit polarizing? The concentration of Rucinol isn't specified for either this serum or White Shot, so I don't know, but I'm guessing they're probably about the same. White Shot is expensive, so it seems like it would be hard to keep using, but this serum seems like it'll last quite a while and be easier to stick with.

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