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How to Brighten
Dull Skin &
Boost Radiance

If your skin looks flat or lackluster, learn how to boost radiance for glowing, healthy-looking skin. Discover more about the causes of dull skin and how you can help prevent and care for dullness caused by dehydration, aging, or an ineffective skincare routine.

What are Kiehl’s best skincare products for dull skin?

Depending on whether you are looking to replenish hydration, diminish dark spots, or achieve all-over radiance, our formulas can help you see healthy-looking skin.

Powerful-Strength Line-Reducing Concentrate

Our beloved Vitamin C serum is formulated with 10.5% Pure Vitamin C and 2% Vitamin Cg to help visibly diminish lines and wrinkles, provide antioxidant protection and boost radiance. Apply morning and night to reveal younger, healthier-looking skin.

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Clearly Corrective™ Dark Spot Solution

If uneven skin tone is your primary cause of dullness, apply a potent dark spot corrector to help visibly diminish skin discolorations including age spots and sun spots. Our customer-favorite serum has also inspired an entire line of Clearly Corrective™ formulas to enhance skin clarity.

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Hydro-Plumping Re-Texturizing Serum Concentrate

Age-related dehydration can be one of the main causes of dull, tired-looking skin. As your skin becomes drier with age, add an efficacious hydrating serum. Formulated with Glycerin and Shiso Leaf Extract, this formula helps plump and smooth skin while helping visibly reduce fine lines.

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Calendula Serum-Infused Water Cream

Infused with our concentrated Calendula Serum, made with Calendula Flower Extract and hundreds of micronized petals, this lightweight, fresh moisturizer evens skin tone and boosts radiance. For all skin types, this unique water cream also helps improve uneven skin texture to help dull skin look smooth and glowing.

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II Egawa, Oguri, Kuwahara and Takahashi. “Effect of exposure of human skin to a dry environment.” Skin Research and Technology. 2002; 8: 212-218.
III Guercio-Hauer, Macfarlane and Deleo. “Photodamage, photoaging and photoprotection of the skin.” U.S. National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health. 1994 Aug; 50(2): 327-32, 334.

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