Why the tingle matters.

That slight tingle when you apply it?

That’s the salicylic acid getting into the pore. It’s not supposed to sting or burn, just a light tingle. That’s how you know it’s working, not hurting.

What’s in it

  • Salicylic acid

    Gets into the pore,
    reduces pain and inflammation
  • Niacinamide (vitamin B3)

    Starts working on pigmentation
    before the mark fully forms,
    supports the skin barrier
  • Aloe Ferox

    South Africa's own aloe,
    more potent than common aloe vera,
    calms inflammation
  • Devil's Claw

    South African botanical,
    works on pain and swelling
  • Ginger root

    Anti-inflammatory and
    antibacterial, reduces pain
  • Bulbine Frutescens

    Southern African botanical,
    works on scarring

How to use it.

  • Step 1

    Wash your face and wash
    or sanitise your hands,
    then squeeze a pea-sized
    amount onto the side of your hand.
  • Step 2

    Apply gently to the spot and massage in.
    This keeps bacteria from spreading
    to inflamed skin
  • Step 3

    Discard any leftover cream,
    don't put it back in the bottle.
    Use twice daily

When will I see something?

The tingle happens immediately, that’s the salicylic acid working right away. The spot itself calms down over the following days. Dark marks left behind take longer, usually a few weeks of consistent use.

We’d rather tell you that now than have you expect an overnight fix and feel let down.

Spot. Tingle. Done.

Made in a SAHPRA-registered facility. Full ingredient list on product page.