Brightening Masque

It’s a Tranexamic Acid masque designed to brighten complexion and reduce hyperpigmentation.

It addresses discoloration from sun damage, acne scars, and hormone-related melasma.

By inhibiting melanin production triggered by UV, medications, and hormones, it helps reduce pigmentation.

It soothes and cools the skin, reducing discomfort after laser or microneedling treatments.

Typically for 20–30 minutes per session.

It’s safe to apply daily for up to one week after treatment for maximum effect.

It’s meant as a post-treatment add-on, though it may also be used as a standalone brightening boost.

It’s generally well-tolerated, but consult with your provider—especially for sensitive or reactive skin types.

Yes, especially calming or hydrating topicals—but always nanage layering based on provider advice.

Possibly—sun protection is always encouraged when brightening or post-treatment products are used.

Yes—once the masque is removed, you can proceed with your usual routine unless otherwise directed.

Mild redness or tingling can occur; discontinued use is advised if irritation persists.

No—there’s no downtime, making it a convenient addition to treatment regimens.

Absolutely—it complements microneedling, lasers, and facials for enhanced results.

This focuses on brightening, whereas others may offer hydration or plumping benefits. You could coordinate based on your skin goals.

Most likely yes, but clarifying during your consultation or appointment booking is best.

Yes—a hydrating masque can restore moisture following brightening or post-treatment sessions for added comfort.

Check with your medical provider or esthetician—Tranexamic Acid is generally safe, but personal health details matter.

Some users notice brighter and calmer skin after the first application—consistent use enhances results.

You can simply request the Brightening Masque as an add-on when booking a treatment through RESTOR’s website or by contacting their team.