NIACINAMIDE
BRIGHTENING
DEODORANT

The longer the pigmentation has been present, the longer it will take to see significant improvement. Customers have reported seeing initial results within the first couple weeks, with more significant results within 4-6 weeks. 

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is a result of irritation. Brightening treatments will be unsuccessful until underlying cause of inflammation has been addressed.  

We recommend implementing the following tips: 

• Use in conjunction with the kojic acid brightening bar for faster underarm brightening results 
• Shaving is the #1 cause due to irritation. Use a shave oil, shave at night and don’t apply anything to the area for 12-24 hours following shaving. 
• Avoid irritating underarm products that contain ingredients such as baking soda, aluminum or high levels of fragrance 
• Reduce chafing and friction in affected area, including chafing from tight, non-breathable clothing materials 

Absolutely! It was formulated with sensitive skin in mind and contains no irritating baking soda, made with very low levels of fragrance and contains nourishing and soothing ingredients such as niacinamide and aloe vera. 

If your main concern is to treat dark underarms, then you should use the 2-step takesumi bright system for dark underarms. It will manage odor and dark underarms at the same time. 

If you are not concerned about dark underarms, then use the 2-step takesumi detox system for excess odor. 

No, the niacinamide brightening deodorant is not an antiperspirant. It is an aluminum-free natural deodorant and thus doesn’t stop you from sweating. It contains a potent fermentation extract and activated charcoal to neutralize odor and manage odor-causing bacteria. 

For faster brightening results use the takesumi bright system: 
 
STEP 1: the kojic acid brightening bar Moisten the bar and apply the lather to affected areas with a soft and gentle cloth or silicone exfoliating brush (fingers can be used if exfoliating has occurred more than twice a week). Massage for 30 seconds to allow the actives to penetrate the area before rinsing off. 
 
STEP 2: niacinamide deodorant Follow with a generous application of deodorant to clean, dry underarms daily. 
 
STEP 3: the sweat powder For extra protection against excess perspiration, and to prevent chafing and irritation that can lead to hyperpigmentation, apply a generous layer of the sweat powder over top of your deodorant. 
 
The niacinamide deodorant can also be used following the kojic acid brightening bar on areas with dark spot pigmentation and experience chafing and friction such as the inner thighs. 

Once dark spots are minimized, continue to use the deodorant on underarms for lasting results. 

Do not use after shaving or waxing. Always shave at night and allow the skin to calm down before applying the deodorant.

Some may notice slight redness or discomfort after using the deodorant for the first time. In order to ensure you can use the formula, test the deodorant on your forearm for twenty-four hours before applying it on your underarms and body. Look out for any unusual reactions. 

Note: The longer the pigmentation has been present the longer it will take to see significant improvement. Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is a result of irritation. Brightening treatments will be unsuccessful until underlying cause of inflammation has been addressed. 

The longer the pigmentation has been present the longer it will take to see significant improvement. Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is a result of irritation. Brightening treatments will be unsuccessful until underlying cause of inflammation has been addressed.

We recommend implementing the following tips: 

• Use in conjunction with the kojic acid brightening bar for faster underarm brightening results 
• Shaving is the #1 cause due to irritation. Use a shave oil, shave at night and don’t apply anything to the area for 12-24 hours following shaving. 
• Avoid irritating underarm products that contain ingredients such as baking soda, aluminum or high levels of fragrance 
• Reduce chafing and friction in affected area, including chafing from tight, non-breathable clothing materials 

Here are additional resources: 

• How to Get Rid of Dark Armpits Fast  
• Can natural deodorant cause underarm darkness?