PURITO Seoul Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum 30 ml | 10% Azelaic Acid, 10% Tea Tree & 1,000 ppm Kojic Acid
A targeted serum with 10% azelaic acid, 10% tea tree leaf water and 1,000 ppm kojic acid that helps improve blemishes, redness, uneven tone and post-acne marks
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- 10% Azelaic Acid
- Kojic Acid
- Tea Tree Capsules
- Acne & Marks
Only 10 left in stock
Two problems, one serum.
Breakouts and the brown marks they leave are usually treated separately, with two products and two routines. Azelaic acid is unusual in working on both - and kojic acid alongside it makes this a serious answer to skin dealing with the two at once.
- 20% complex
- Dual action
- Build up slowly
How it feels
A light serum with visible tea tree capsules. Azelaic acid can feel warm on first use - that settles as skin adjusts over the first fortnight.
Key ingredients
Azelaic Acid
At 10%, it works on active blemishes and post-acne pigmentation at the same time - unusual for a single ingredient.
Kojic Acid
A second brightening route aimed at the marks, working by a different mechanism to azelaic acid.
Tea Tree Capsules
Held apart from the base so the oil stays stable, released as you massage - aimed at the inflammation rather than the pigment.
About the product
Purito's Azelaic Acid 10% + Kojic Acid Serum tackles two problems that almost always arrive together and are usually treated separately.
Azelaic acid is unusual in working on both active blemishes and the brown marks they leave behind. Most routines need a spot treatment for the first and a brightening serum for the second; azelaic acid addresses them with one ingredient, which is why dermatologists reach for it so often - and why it is frustratingly hard to find outside prescription strength.
At 10%, with kojic acid providing a second brightening route by a different mechanism, this sits within a stated 20% active complex. Tea tree capsules are held apart from the base so the oil stays stable, releasing as you massage.
Azelaic acid can feel warm on first use and that settles across the first fortnight. Start every other day, after cleansing and before moisturiser, and build to daily. Daily sunscreen is essential - the marks return under UV faster than any active can fade them.
Why we stock it
Azelaic acid is the most under-used active for people dealing with both breakouts and the marks they leave, largely because it is hard to find outside prescription strength. A 20% active complex with kojic acid alongside is a genuinely capable formula.
Product information
- Brand
- Purito
- Skin concerns
- blemishes, oiliness, sensitivity
Ingredients
10% Azelaic Acid, 10% Tea Tree Leaf Water, 1,000 ppm Kojic Acid, Niacinamide, Glutathione, Bisabolol, Adenosine, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Tea Tree Leaf Oil, Coptis Japonica Root Extract
Care & Use
Shake the bottle 3–5 times to evenly disperse the capsules. After cleansing and toning, apply 1–2 drops to the face or targeted areas, avoiding the eye area. Gently spread and pat until absorbed. Finish with moisturizer and sunscreen
Product details
Product details
- Brand
- Purito
- Product type
- Beauty
- Weight
- 100 g
- Dimensions (L × W × H)
- 10 × 4 × 4 cm
- SKU
- purito-purito-azelaic-acid-10-kojic-acid-serum-default
- Barcode
- 8809563103980
- Volume
- 30ml
- Care
- Shake the bottle 3–5 times to evenly disperse the capsules. After cleansing and toning, apply 1–2 drops to the face or targeted areas, avoiding the eye area. Gently spread and pat until absorbed. Finish with moisturizer and sunscreen
Frequently asked questions
Does azelaic acid sting?
It commonly produces a mild warmth or tingle in the first fortnight, which settles as skin adjusts. Persistent stinging or redness means you are going too fast - drop to every third day.
Can I use it with other acids?
Not on the same night while adjusting. Azelaic acid is doing enough on its own; adding an AHA or BHA on top mostly adds irritation.
Will it help with rosacea-type redness?
Azelaic acid is used clinically for that, though a serum is not a substitute for a prescription. If redness is your main concern, worth discussing with a dermatologist too.
How long until marks fade?
Eight to twelve weeks for post-acne marks with daily use and daily sunscreen. Active blemishes usually respond faster than the pigment they leave.
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