Fika - Hyperpigmentation Serum for Sensitive, Melanin-Rich Skin
A peptide-led, multi-pathway face serum. 100% of participants showed measurable improvement in pigmentation, brightness, and hydration by Week 4, in independent clinical testing on Indian skin type.
What is Fika - Hyperpigmentation Serum for Sensitive, Melanin-Rich Skin
Skin Benefits
How to Use
Complete ingredients List
What is Fika - Hyperpigmentation Serum for Sensitive, Melanin-Rich Skin
Skin Benefits
How to Use
Complete ingredients List
Tested on Indian Skin Fitzpatrick IV & V, the deep skin tones which most treatments struggle with and where pigmentation, fine Lines are slowest to fade.
Dermatologist-graded, Week 4, predominantly Fitzpatrick IV & V skin type
Reported by Week 2, sustained through Week 4, and independently confirmed by Antera 3D imaging in an Independent Lab Study
Measured by Antera 3D device imaging, Week 4, Independent Lab Study
Dermatologist-graded, Week 4, Independent Lab Study
Measured by Antera 3D device imaging, Week 4, Independent Lab Study
Dermatologist-graded, Week 4, Study
Corneometer measurement, 1 hour post-application and Week 4, Independent Lab Study
How is Fika different from other Pigmentation targeting serums?
What does it Feel like?
YOUR ROUTINE GUIDE HERE
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Fika targets post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (dark spots, post-acne marks) and UV-triggered uneven tone — the types most common in Indian skin. Melasma has a hormonal component that makes it more complex to treat topically, and Fika has not been clinically tested specifically on melasma.
If you have melasma, Fika can be part of a broader routine but we recommend consulting a dermatologist for a targeted protocol.
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Yes — they are designed to work together. Terra supports your skin barrier and hydration baseline; Fika targets pigmentation and uneven tone. Apply Terra first on clean skin, allow it to absorb, then layer Fika.
Both can be used morning and evening. Apply sunscreen every morning when using Fika — UV exposure triggers the melanin production pathway that Fika works to interrupt.
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Fika contains plant botanicals, peptides, and antioxidants — no retinoids, hydroquinone, or salicylic acid. However, we recommend consulting your doctor before adding any new skincare product during pregnancy, as individual sensitivities can vary.
Niacinamide and most of the botanical actives in Fika are generally considered safe, but the decision should be made with your healthcare provider.
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Niacinamide
is one of 30+ active ingredients in Fika — it inhibits pigment transfer to
the upper skin layers. But Fika works at multiple stages of the melanin
pathway simultaneously: Nonapeptide-1 interrupts the MSH signalling that
triggers excess melanin production; Artocarpus Lakoocha inhibits tyrosinase;
Niacinamide reduces pigment transfer; and Piperonyl Linoleate targets TRP-1.A
standalone niacinamide serum addresses one mechanism. Fika addresses five.
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I just needed to tell you that the serum that you have created is a magic potion. I cant imagine not having it in my stash. My skin feels fab. I had a minor rash on my face and the serum sorted it out literally overnight. Texture gone, redness gone. It is by far the most impressive product for my skin that I have used in recent years
Verified customer
I notice overall evenness and glow to the skin. I appreciate both the serums, as they have a hydrating base and eliminates the need for a separate hydrating layer. As a person who likes to layer less and keep skincare streamlined, it works very well for me”.-
Verified customer
I like that it heals my left over spots. Plus I love the scent!
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