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Melaglow Rich Cream is a skincare product marketed for improving the appearance of pigmentation, dark spots, acne marks and uneven-looking skin tone. Pakistani retailer listings describe it as a depigmentation and brightening cream and commonly associate the formula with ingredients such as arbutin, kojic acid, niacinamide and licorice extract. Some listings also mention additional ingredients such as glycolic acid and pTeroWhite, so the actual packaging should be checked for the current formulation.
The product is commonly listed as an Indian-made cream, although online sellers differ on the stated pack size, with 20g and 30g listings both appearing. Customers should verify the size and packaging before ordering.
Arbutin: A cosmetic brightening ingredient commonly used in products targeting the appearance of dark spots and uneven pigmentation.
Niacinamide: A form of vitamin B3 commonly used to support the skin barrier and improve the appearance of uneven skin tone.
Kojic Acid Dipalmitate: A stable derivative of kojic acid used in cosmetic formulations designed for brightening and pigmentation care.
Licorice Extract: Commonly used in skincare formulations for soothing and supporting a more even-looking complexion.
Some retailer descriptions also list glycolic acid and pTeroWhite, but ingredient information varies between online listings. Check the product packaging for the complete current ingredient list.
If your skin is sensitive, introduce the product gradually and avoid combining it with several strong exfoliating or brightening products at the same time.
Current Pakistani online listings include:
Based on these listings, the observed online price range is approximately Rs. 650–999, although some market listings may be higher or lower depending on seller, pack size, sourcing, stock and promotions.



