The receipts.
Bold brand, boring rigour. Here is what is inside every LITPITS product, what each active actually does, and the lines we refuse to cross.
The actives.
Niacinamide
Vitamin B3, one of the most studied skincare actives in existence.
Supports an even-looking tone, calms visible irritation and helps the skin barrier hold moisture. The workhorse in both the Roll On and the Pads.
Tranexamic Acid (TXA)
A pigmentation-pathway active with strong published evidence for stubborn, friction-linked dark patches.
Underarm darkening is mostly post-inflammatory. TXA targets exactly that pathway, which is why it headlines the Roll On.
AHA / PHA / BHA complex
A balanced trio of exfoliating acids: alpha, poly and beta hydroxy.
Compacted dead skin makes pits look grey and rough. Gentle daily resurfacing keeps texture smooth and lets the tone actives reach living skin. PHA keeps the blend kind to folds.
Barrier lipids + humectants
The unglamorous support cast: lipids, glycerin-class humectants and soothers.
Exfoliating a fold without feeding the barrier is how you trade dullness for irritation. We do not make that trade.
Lines we don’t cross.
We say even tone, dark spots, texture and barrier comfort. Never fair, white or shades lighter.
Some darkening has medical causes. If pigmentation is sudden, spreading or velvety, see a dermatologist first.
Claims stay inside published evidence. If a study does not back it, the label does not say it.
Every batch carries full ingredient disclosure. No fragrance-masking of formula shortcuts.