Kozimax Skin Lightening Cream 15G EXP 02/27

Kozimax Skin Lightening Cream: product summary

Kozimax Skin Lightening Cream is a 15G cream containing Kojic Acid DiPalmitate, Vitamin C, Glabridin and Arbutin. It is used for hyperpigmentation, dark discolouration, age or sun spots, acne marks, uneven skin tone and melasma. The expiry is 02/27.

Kozimax is a prescription-only medicine in the UK. This product is internationally manufactured stock sold through an international retail model. Check the rules where you live, including import requirements, and speak to a pharmacist or doctor before use, especially if pregnant, planning a pregnancy or breastfeeding. No ingredient strength or manufacturer is stated.

Read the wider tretinoin products category for related options.

Last reviewed: September 2026.

Key facts for Kozimax cream 15G

How it is generally used

1. Speak to a pharmacist or doctor and read the product label before starting.
2. Wash and dry the area where the cream will be used.
3. Patch-test a small area first, then apply a thin layer only as directed.
4. Keep the cream away from the eyes, lips, broken skin and areas that are already irritated.
5. Use sunscreen during the day and limit prolonged sun exposure while addressing discolouration.
6. Stop and seek advice if irritation becomes severe, the area changes unexpectedly or you are unsure how long to continue.

Do not use more cream or apply it more frequently to try to speed up results. If you are using Kozimax for dark spots, ask a pharmacist or doctor if discolouration worsens or does not settle.

Who should speak to a clinician first

Speak to a pharmacist or doctor before using Kozimax if you are pregnant, planning a pregnancy or breastfeeding. Ask for advice before prolonged use, if your skin becomes persistently irritated or if an area changes unexpectedly. The product has no stated strength, so a professional should review the packaging and intended use.

Frequently asked questions

What is Kozimax skin lightening cream?

Kozimax is a 15G cream containing Kojic Acid DiPalmitate, Vitamin C, Glabridin and Arbutin. It is used for hyperpigmentation, dark discolouration, age or sun spots, acne marks, uneven skin tone and melasma. No percentages are provided for the listed ingredients.

What ingredients are in Kozimax cream 15G?

The four named ingredients are Kojic Acid DiPalmitate, Vitamin C, Glabridin and Arbutin. No concentration should be assigned to them. Check the packaging for complete ingredient information before use, and ask a pharmacist about allergies or compatibility with other skincare products.

What expiry is shown for Kozimax?

The expiry is 02/27. Check that date against the tube or box when the cream arrives. Do not use the product after its expiry, and ask a pharmacist if the packaging differs, the date is unclear or you need advice about an expired product.

How should the cream be introduced?

Clean and dry the area, patch-test first and apply a thin amount only as directed. Keep the cream away from the eyes and broken skin, and use sunscreen during the day. Do not increase the amount or frequency without professional advice. Stop and seek help if irritation is severe or persistent.

Can Kozimax be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

Speak to a pharmacist or doctor before using Kozimax during pregnancy, while planning a pregnancy or while breastfeeding. The strength is not provided, so an online page cannot establish individual suitability. A clinician can review the packaging, your skin concern and any other products you use.

Does Kozimax have a stated strength?

No strength is stated for this cream. The named contents are Kojic Acid DiPalmitate, Vitamin C, Glabridin and Arbutin, but no concentration should be inferred. Check the packaging for further detail and ask a pharmacist or doctor if the strength affects your decision.

Product information is not medical advice. Kozimax is a prescription-only medicine in the UK. This product is internationally manufactured stock sold through an international retail model. Check the rules where you live, including import requirements, and speak to a pharmacist or doctor before use, especially if pregnant, planning a pregnancy or breastfeeding.