Biluma Cream

Description

What is Biluma Cream?

Biluma cream is a skin-tone evening cream. The tube holds a mix of plant and lab-made fade agents. Main actives: kojic acid dipalmitate, alpha-arbutin, liquorice extract, mulberry extract, tetrahydrocurcumin, and vitamin E. The base feels light, spreads easily, and dries without a greasy film. It is free of hydroquinone and added perfume. You put it on dark patches, marks left by pimples, or uneven tone, for skin use only. Do not swallow or get it in your eyes.

How each ingredient helps

• Kojic acid dipalmitate: Blocks the step that turns tyrosine into extra pigment.
• Alpha-arbutin: Slows the same pigment path but in a gentler way.
• Liquorice extract: Cools redness and keeps new dark spots from forming.
• Mulberry extract: Adds mild brightening and antioxidant coverage.
• Tetrahydrocurcumin: Fights free radicals so old marks fade faster.
• Vitamin E: Gives moisture and shields cells from daily wear.

Who may use it

• Adults with patchy melasma on the cheeks or forehead.
• People with post-acne brown spots.
• Anyone with a dull tone from the sun over the years.
• Users with darker skin who want a hydroquinone-free plan.
• Ask a doctor first if you have eczema, an active rash, or broken skin.
  Not for children under twelve without medical advice.
  Pregnant users often get an okay since ingredients stay on the top layers, but confirm once.

How to start

• Patch test. Dab a rice-grain on the jawline at night. Wait 24 hours.
• Wash with a mild cleanser. Pat it fully dry.
• Dot and spread. Use a pea for the whole face or only enough to cover each dark patch thinly.
• Start once nightly. After two weeks of calm skin, add a morning use if needed.
• Seal with a plain moisturiser if skin feels dry.
• Wear SPF 30 or higher each day. Sun keeps pigment dark; no cream can win against unprotected UV.
• Steady, gentle use helps more than thick layers.

What to expect over time

• Week 1–2 – Skin feels softer; a mild tingle may last 5 minutes.
• Week 3–4 – Edges of dark patches blur; new spots appear less.
• Week 5–8 – Overall tone lifts half a shade; post-acne marks look lighter.
• Month 3–4 – Melasma blends with nearby skin; makeup goes on smoother.

Common side effects and quick fixes

• Dry flakes Using too much cream Use half the amount, add gentle lotion
• Mild itch Skin adapting Cool water rinse, skip one night
• Tiny red bumps Pore clog from base Use gel cleanser, keep layer thin
• Rare rash Plant allergy Wash off, stop use, see a doctor

Mixing with other products

• Pair first with just cleanser, Biluma Cream, and sunscreen.
• If you also use a retinoid, keep Biluma in the morning, retinoid at night.
• You can layer vitamin C serum under Biluma Cream for extra glow, but start on alternate days.
• Avoid scrubs, strong peels, or alcohol toners on the same area while skin adjusts.

Special notes

• Pregnancy / nursing: Mild plant actives are usually safe, yet ask once.
• Shaving or waxing: Wait six hours before applying to cut sting.
• Laser, chemical peel, or microneedling: Pause Biluma Cream three days before and after the session.
• Eyes and lips: Keep a five-millimetre gap; the product can irritate thin skin.

Storage and handling

• Close the cap tight.
• Keep below 25 °C, away from direct sun.
• Do not freeze.
• Wipe the nozzle clean after each use.
• Mark the opening date; throw the tube out after twelve months even if some cream remains.

Tips when you buy Biluma Cream

• Choose sealed tubes from a known pharmacy or trusted website.
• Check the batch number and expiry; aim for at least six months left.
• Fresh cream is off-white and smells mild, not sour.
• If you order online, inspect the parcel right away. Return dented or leaking tubes.
• Compare prices; twin packs often cost less per tube.
• For travel, keep the tube in a zip bag to stop mess in heat.

Smart habits that boost results

• Use sunscreen every morning, even if you stay indoors near windows.
• Wear a wide-brim hat outside at mid-day.
• Limit long phone time on one cheek—heat and light can darken melasma.
• Eat fruit rich in vitamin C and drink enough water; both support skin repair.
• Avoid picking pimples; that action makes deeper marks.
• Sleep seven hours; poor rest slows turnover.
• Products help, but habits hold the gain.

When to see a professional

• No change after three full months of correct use.
• Patches grow fast or turn bluish-black.
• Severe itch, swelling, or pain appears.
• You need guidance to mix Biluma Cream with stronger prescription fade agents.
• A dermatologist can add retinoids, mild steroids, or laser spots to lift stubborn pigment.

Key points to remember

• Biluma Cream blends kojic acid dipalmitate, alpha-arbutin, liquorice, mulberry, tetrahydrocurcumin, and vitamin E to lighten dark spots without hydroquinone.
• Start with a pea-size layer once nightly, add a day use only after skin stays calm.
• Always use sunscreen; UV blocks progress.
• Expect steady gains over eight to twelve weeks, not overnight jumps.
• Watch for mild dryness; fix with lighter layers and moisturizer.
• Buy Biluma Cream from reliable sellers, check seal, batch, and date.