Description
Purito Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Serum is the Bangladesh search name for Purito Seoul’s official Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum in the 30 ml / 1.01 fl. oz. dropper bottle. On purito.com the product is titled exactly Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum, tagged for Acne & Marks, Clearing, and Fast-Acting care, with the line “One Drop Triple Effect – Acne Out 20% Triple Active.” This Lume & Layer BD page completes draft product 2224 for that exact 30 ml SKU — never a duplicate listing.
Why Purito Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Serum fits Bangladesh blemish routines
Humid weather, recurring breakouts, and leftover marks after spots settle are common reasons shoppers look for a clarifying serum rather than another heavy cream. Official Purito Seoul copy positions this Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum around high-strength Azelaic Acid 10% for blemishes and a clearer, more refined look, then pairs that with Tea Tree 10% and Kojic Acid so the formula can address stages of blemish care and marks in one leave-on step. Those are cosmetic positioning claims from the brand — not medical treatment of acne, not a cure, and not a substitute for dermatologist care when skin is inflamed or infected.
Authorised international listings (Ulta Beauty and iHerb) describe the same triple-active serum targeting blemishes, excess oil, and post-acne marks while soothing irritation for a clearer, smoother complexion. On-pack and official INCI also list Niacinamide among supporting ingredients. When you compare clarifying serums, confirm you are looking at Purito Seoul’s Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum — not a different brand’s azelaic formula and not a Purito moisturiser from another line.
In Dhaka and other humid cities, oiliness plus leftover mark concerns often stack in the same routine. A lightweight clarifying serum step after toner can sit under cream and sunscreen without turning the whole routine into a heavy mask. That practical layering is why many shoppers shortlist this Purito Seoul serum when they already like the brand’s gentle-leaning philosophy but need a more targeted blemish-and-marks leave-on.
Checklist before you open the 30 ml bottle
- Confirm branding reads Purito SEOUL with on-glass print AZELAIC ACID 10 / KOJIC TEA TREE / SERUM and “Clarifying Facial Serum.”
- Verify fill is 30 mL / 1.01 fl. oz. for this listing.
- Expect a translucent green serum with visible capsules/beads — official directions say to gently shake 3–5 times to disperse the capsules before applying.
- Official product name on purito.com: Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum.
- UPC/GTIN referenced on authorised iHerb listing: 8809563103980 (product code PIT-10398) — always trust the code on your physical pack if a batch differs.
- Patch test on unbroken forearm skin before first full-face use.
- Official caution: do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding without consulting a doctor; use sunscreen while using this product.
- For external use only; avoid eyes; do not use on broken, wounded, or irritated skin; keep out of reach of children.
- Store cool and dry (official range 25–35°C) away from direct sunlight; recap the dropper after each use.
That checklist keeps use aligned with what official Purito Seoul materials and the bottle label actually show for the 30 ml clarifying serum. If anything on your pack differs from this page, trust the pack and the batch leaflet first.
Table of contents
- Product overview
- 20% triple-active framing
- Key benefits (official)
- Key ingredients
- Who it is suited for
- How to use
- Routine order
- Texture and capsules
- What to combine carefully
- Realistic expectations
- Size notes (30 ml)
- Authenticity and storage
- Ingredient list (INCI)
- Frequently asked questions
- Final purchasing summary
Shoppers comparing azelaic serums in Bangladesh often land on this Purito Seoul clarifying facial serum when they want tea-tree capsule storytelling rather than a cream or a different brand’s azelaic. The sections below keep naming, actives, and size tied to the 30 ml SKU only.
Product overview
This page lists the 30 ml clarifying facial serum from Purito Seoul. Official product information names the product Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum, lists Country of Manufacture as Korea, and notes Responsible Cosmetic Retailer / Manufacturer as HINATURE Inc. / Kolmar Co., Ltd. Brand badges on the official page include Vegan Friendly, Cruelty Free, No Synthetic Fragrance, Earth Conscious, Gentle Ingredients, and Acne Care. The official tagline cluster highlights Acne & Marks, Clearing, and Fast-Acting positioning under “One Drop Triple Effect” storytelling.
This serum is distinct from other Purito items already on our shelf — for example Oat-In Calming Gel Cream or Mighty Bamboo Panthenol Cream. Those are moisturisers; this listing is a serum step after toner. It is also distinct from Anua or Cos De BAHA azelaic listings on the same store: different brands, different INCI, different product URLs. Completing draft 2224 keeps one clean product page instead of a second duplicate URL for the same Purito Seoul bottle.
Pack photography from the official Purito Seoul media set shows a clear bottle with lime-green dropper accents, translucent green liquid, and white on-glass typography. That visual identity helps you recognise the authentic clarifying serum when you unpack the carton.
20% triple-active framing
Official Purito Seoul ingredient storytelling emphasises a combined clearing approach: Azelaic Acid 10%, Tea Tree 10% (as Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Water 10% on the INCI), and Kojic Acid. The brand’s “20% – Azelaic Acid + Tea Tree + Kojic Acid” language describes how those actives are positioned to target stages of blemishes and to support clearer, healthier-looking skin. Separately, the INCI discloses Kojic Acid at 1,000 ppm and Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Oil at 50 ppm, alongside Tea Tree Leaf Water at 10%. We repeat those percentages exactly as published — we do not invent extra strengths or medical outcomes.
Ulta’s authorised retail copy summarises the same idea in plain language: 10% Azelaic Acid for clarifying and brightening framing, Tea Tree for soothing and oil-control storytelling, Kojic Acid for dark-spot and pigmentation appearance support, plus Niacinamide for brightening and barrier-supporting framing. Always treat brand and authorised retail copy as cosmetic education, not a medical diagnosis or prescription plan.
When people search Purito Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Serum, they are usually trying to match that triple-active Purito Seoul bottle — not a 5% azelaic from another line and not a tea-tree spot gel without azelaic acid. Reading the on-glass name and the official INCI percentages is the fastest authenticity check.
Key benefits (official)
- Official: high-strength Azelaic Acid 10% works on blemishes and supports a clearer, more refined look with consistent use.
- Official: Azelaic Acid 10% + Tea Tree 10% + Kojic Acid framed as a potent combination for stages of blemish care and clearer-looking skin.
- Official concern tags: Acne & Marks, Clearing, Fast-Acting.
- Official badges: vegan, cruelty-free, no synthetic fragrance.
- Authorised retail (Ulta): targets blemishes, excess oil, and post-acne marks while soothing irritation for a clearer, smoother complexion.
- Authorised retail: Niacinamide called out as brightening and barrier-supporting support.
- Official directions support a simple shake-and-pat leave-on step after toner.
None of these claims promise permanent acne cure, prescription-strength results, or “100% clear skin in X days.” Use the serum as one cosmetic step inside a broader gentle routine and daily SPF. If irritation appears, follow the official caution: discontinue and consult a doctor if it persists.
Key ingredients
Azelaic Acid 10%
Official Purito Seoul: High-strength Azelaic Acid 10% works effectively on blemishes, helping to improve the skin for a clearer and more refined look. With consistent use, it promotes a healthier, blemish-free complexion — brand wording for cosmetic appearance, not a medical guarantee. Azelaic acid is a well-known cosmetic active class; your results still depend on frequency, barrier health, and whether a clinician has different advice for your skin.
Tea Tree Leaf Water 10% + Tea Tree Leaf Oil 50 ppm
INCI lists Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Water at 10% and Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Oil at 50 ppm. Official “Tea Tree 10%” storytelling sits with the leaf-water percentage. Visible capsules in the formula are part of the shake-to-disperse user experience described in official directions. Tea tree fragrance intensity can vary by nose; official badges state no synthetic fragrance.
Kojic Acid 1,000 ppm
Official INCI discloses Kojic Acid at 1,000 ppm. Brand and authorised retail materials connect kojic acid to mark / dark-spot appearance care within the triple-active story. Official product information also reminds you to use sunscreen while using this product — important for any brightening-leaning routine in strong South Asian sun.
Niacinamide and supporting list
Niacinamide appears on the official ingredients list. Other listed support materials include glycerin, Coptis Japonica Root Extract, malachite extract, adenosine, tocopherol, glutathione, bisabolol, sunflower seed oil, and xanthophylls. Full INCI is reproduced later from purito.com — your bottle label remains authoritative if a batch differs.
Who it is suited for
Official FAQ copy says the Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum is designed for every skin type and is especially ideal if you want care for recurring blemishes, need care for redness and marks left by blemishes, or seek a powerful yet gentle formula that even sensitive skin can enjoy — again, brand framing. Patch testing still matters, especially if you are new to azelaic acid, tea tree, or kojic acid.
Skip or pause and see a doctor if skin is broken, wounded, or actively irritated. Official caution also says discontinue use if rash, redness, or itching occurs and consult a doctor if irritation persists. Pregnancy and breastfeeding: do not use without consulting a doctor, per official product information.
If your main goal is barrier repair cream rather than clarifying serum, a Purito moisturiser may fit better as the cream step after this serum — or instead of it on rest nights. Build tolerance slowly rather than stacking every active on day one.
How to use
Official directions for this clarifying serum are short and precise: Gently shake 3–5 times to disperse the capsules. Apply evenly to the face and pat gently for absorption. Do not skip the shake step — the capsules are part of the intended texture of Purito Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Serum.
- Cleanse and tone first (official recommended order below).
- Shake the bottle 3–5 times.
- Dispense with the dropper; apply evenly across the face.
- Pat gently until absorbed.
- Follow with cream, then sunscreen in the daytime (official routine includes sunscreen as the last listed step).
- Use sunscreen while using this product (official caution).
- Start a few nights per week if your skin is reactive, then increase only if comfortable.
Routine order
Official Purito Seoul FAQ: use the Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum as the first essence step after toner. Recommended routine: Cleanser → Toner → Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum → Cream → Sunscreen. That places the watery clarifying serum before cream so it can sit closer to skin.
Morning and night use is a personal tolerance question. Many people prefer night-first introduction for new clarifying actives, then add morning only if skin stays comfortable — always with SPF in daytime. Official materials emphasise sunscreen while using the product; that guidance matters in Bangladesh UV conditions.
Texture and capsules
Official photography and directions make the capsule texture obvious: a translucent green serum with suspended beads/capsules that need gentle shaking. Colour may change over time due to the nature of the ingredients — official caution states this is normal and does not affect product quality. Expect a lightweight serum leave-on feel rather than a thick cream; exact finish varies by skin and climate.
If you prefer a cream-only Purito for barrier comfort, compare shelf options like Purito Oat-In Calming Gel Cream separately — that is not a substitute for this clarifying serum’s role after toner.
What to combine carefully
Official materials do not publish an exhaustive “do not mix” chart for every possible active. Practical caution still applies: introduce carefully with retinoids, high-strength chemical exfoliants, or strong vitamin C. Alternate nights when skin feels tight or flushed. Keep cleansing gentle and moisturise after the serum step as the official cream slot suggests.
Do not apply on broken skin. Avoid eye contact. If you use prescription topicals for acne or pigmentation, ask your clinician before adding a new over-the-counter clarifying serum. Cosmetic products are not a reason to stop prescribed treatment without medical advice.
Realistic expectations
What this Purito Seoul serum can reasonably offer based on official and authorised materials: a leave-on clarifying serum with disclosed Azelaic Acid 10%, Tea Tree Leaf Water 10%, Kojic Acid 1,000 ppm, and tea-tree oil capsules, framed for blemish, mark, and clearing appearance care. What it cannot promise: prescription acne clearance, zero irritation for every user, or identical results on every skin type. Consistency, gentle cleansing, and sunscreen matter as much as the serum itself.
Gift sets or other sizes are outside this product URL unless we publish a separate SKU later. Reviews from other markets can be useful mood checks, but your climate, diet, hormones, and concurrent products will still shape the outcome.
Size notes (30 ml)
This Lume & Layer BD listing is the 30 ml Purito Seoul Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum only — the same unit shoppers mean when they search Purito Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Serum. Official Weight and Volume: 30 mL. Bottle print: 1.01 fl. oz. / 30 mL. Do not assume travel minis or multi-packs share this URL. How long a bottle lasts depends on how many drops you use morning and/or night.
For value, 30 ml is a standard face serum size. Using more product than needed will empty the bottle faster without guaranteeing better results — a thin, even layer after toner is usually enough for leave-on clarifying serums.
Authenticity and storage
Lume & Layer BD lists authentic international beauty products sourced through trusted supply channels. Match Purito SEOUL branding, on-glass AZELAIC ACID 10 KOJIC TEA TREE SERUM naming, green dropper accents, and 30 ml fill. Official storage: store in a cool, dry place (25–35°C) away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Recap the dropper firmly after each use.
Official recycling notes on purito.com describe eco-friendly / PCR packaging components — follow your local recycling rules. Authorised iHerb metadata commonly cites GTIN 8809563103980 for this unit; still verify the code printed on your carton.
Ingredient list (INCI)
Full ingredients as published on the official Purito Seoul Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum product page. Batch formulas can change — your bottle label is authoritative if it differs:
Aqua/Water, Azelaic Acid(10%), Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Water(10%), Butylene Glycol, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Hydroxypropyl Cyclodextrin, Disodium Phosphate, 1,2-Hexanediol, Glycerin, Niacinamide, Maltodextrin, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Coptis Japonica Root Extract, Agar, Gellan Gum, Kojic Acid(1,000 ppm), Ethylhexylglycerin, Hydroxydecyl Ubiquinone, Adenosine, Trisodium Ethylenediamine Disuccinate, Malachite Extract, Melaleuca Alternifolia(Tea Tree) Leaf Oil(50 ppm), Arginine, Xanthan Gum, Tocopherol, Glutathione, Bisabolol, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Xanthophylls.
Frequently asked questions
What is the official product name?
Official Purito Seoul product name: Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum. On-pack short stack reads AZELAIC ACID 10 / KOJIC TEA TREE / SERUM, Clarifying Facial Serum, 30 mL.
What percentages are disclosed?
Official INCI: Azelaic Acid 10%, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Water 10%, Kojic Acid 1,000 ppm, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Oil 50 ppm. Brand storytelling also refers to a 20% Azelaic + Tea Tree + Kojic clearing framing.
Do I need to shake it?
Yes. Official directions: gently shake 3–5 times to disperse the capsules, then apply evenly and pat for absorption.
Where does it sit in a routine?
Official recommended order: Cleanser → Toner → Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum → Cream → Sunscreen. Use as the first essence step after toner.
Is it vegan / free of synthetic fragrance?
Official badges include Vegan Friendly, Cruelty Free, and No Synthetic Fragrance.
What size is this listing?
This page is the 30 ml serum only (SKU PURITO-AZELAIC-ACID-10-KOJIC-SERUM-30ML).
Where can I read general azelaic background?
For neutral background reading on the ingredient class, see Wikipedia’s azelaic acid overview. Always follow the Purito Seoul pack and official page for product-specific use.
Final purchasing summary
Choose Purito Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Serum when you want Purito Seoul’s official Azelaic Acid 10 Kojic Tea Tree Serum in the verified 30 ml clarifying dropper bottle, with disclosed Azelaic Acid 10%, Tea Tree Leaf Water 10%, Kojic Acid 1,000 ppm, shake-to-disperse capsules, and official blemish / marks / clearing positioning. Confirm naming on bottle and box, shake before each use, follow cleanser → toner → serum → cream → sunscreen, and wear SPF. Authentic Purito Seoul at Lume & Layer BD — draft 2224 completed as this single product with no duplicate listing.
Explore more leave-on care in Serums, browse Acne & Breakouts and Dark Spots & Pigmentation, or compare cream textures under Skin Care if you need a moisturiser step after this clarifying serum.
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