OMIC Lighten-Up Skin Brightening Serum
- 30 milliliters of serum
- Brightening is the stated goal
- Combination, normal and oily skin listed
- Non-greasy and paraben free
- Antioxidant feature, dark skin tone listed
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A brightening serum that avoids a greasy feel and is listed for three skin types. Directions and ingredient detail are missing from the listing, so how to use it is unclear.
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ASIN: B00L28ZMX4Category: Skin Care Serums
Overview
OMIC Lighten-Up offers a brightening serum with an antioxidant claim and a non-greasy finish. The listing names combination, normal and oily skin types and a dark skin tone.
A non-greasy serum suits oily and combination skin that dislikes heavy layers, and the paraben free claim is clear. The limitation is vague information, since no active ingredient or directions are named.
Who it's for
People with combination or oily skin who want a light brightening step will find the finish matches. The tone field lists dark skin. Dry-skin users, and shoppers who want a clear ingredient list, should look elsewhere.
Pros and cons
- Suits oily skin
- Compact bottle size
- Active ingredient not named
- Dry skin is not listed
- Directions are missing
Performance notes
A light serum texture absorbs without leaving an oily layer, which matters on skin prone to shine. The brightening claim depends on the unnamed active and on consistent use over time. The listing does not say how fast results appear.
Specifications
| Brand | OMIC Lighten-Up |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Size | 30 milliliters |
| Other details | |
| Skin Type | Combination, normal, oily |
| Item Form | Serum |
| Features | Antioxidant |
| Skin Tone | Dark |
| Addresses | Brightening |
| Free Of | Non-greasy, paraben-free |
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Frequently asked questions
How should I use the OMIC Lighten-Up Skin Brightening Serum?
The listing gives no directions or schedule, so follow the package. It is described as a brightening serum for combination, normal and oily skin.
Is the OMIC Lighten-Up serum greasy?
The free of field lists non-greasy, so it is described as a light serum.
Does it contain parabens?
No. The free of field says paraben-free.
Is this serum for dry skin?
Dry skin is not among the listed skin types, which are combination, normal and oily.