Mirc Glow Glutathione Cream with Vitamin C & Kojic Acid – 30g

In short: Mirc Glow Glutathione Cream is a 30 g night moisturiser with glutathione, vitamin C, kojic acid, aloe vera and vitamin B3. It helps skin feel hydrated and look brighter and more even-looking over 8 to 12 weeks of regular use with daily sunscreen; it does not change your natural skin colour.

Glutathione cream is the final moisturising step for an evening routine that feels calm, comfortable and considered. Mirc Glow Glutathione Cream with Vitamin C & Kojic Acid is a 30g cream created to leave skin feeling hydrated, soft and smooth, with a fresh, radiant-looking finish. Its premium texture spreads easily and supports a simple ritual focused on consistent care rather than unrealistic promises.

Key ingredients: glutathione, vitamin C, kojic acid, aloe vera and vitamin B3. Please check the pack for the full ingredient list.

Want more in one jar? Our new Glass Glow Cream adds niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, centella asiatica and alpha arbutin to glutathione.

What is Glutathione Cream?

This glutathione face cream is a cosmetic moisturiser that combines glutathione, Vitamin C and Kojic Acid in a nourishing evening formula. It is designed for adults who enjoy brightening skincare that feels elegant and easy to use. With regular, gentle use as part of a balanced skincare routine, it helps support skin that looks comfortably moisturised, polished and refreshed.

Healthy-looking radiance is personal. Rather than promising a dramatic transformation, this brightening cream complements hydration, thoughtful layering and daily sun protection. Use it after cleansing and any lightweight serums, then let the cream become the comforting final step in your routine.

Key Ingredients in Mirc Glow Glutathione Cream

Glutathione cream with Vitamin C and Kojic Acid

Glutathione gives this formula its glow-focused identity. Vitamin C is a widely used antioxidant ingredient in skincare, while Kojic Acid is often included in routines that focus on a more even-looking complexion. Together, these highlighted ingredients make this a considered Vitamin C skincare and Kojic Acid skincare option for an evening ritual.

• Glutathione: supports the formula’s radiant-looking skincare focus.
• Vitamin C: an antioxidant ingredient valued in brightening skincare routines.
• Kojic Acid: complements the formula’s smooth, even-looking complexion focus.

For general information about topical Vitamin C, see the American Academy of Dermatology’s guidance on Vitamin C. Every complexion is different, so introduce new skincare gradually and listen to your skin.

Benefits of this brightening cream

• Helps skin feel moisturised, soft and supple.
• Supports a smooth, fresh and radiant-looking appearance.
• Offers a rich yet comfortable texture for an evening skincare routine.
• Combines glutathione, Vitamin C and Kojic Acid in one premium cream.
• Complements a glow-focused routine centred on hydration and care.

This is a cosmetic moisturiser, not a medical treatment. Results vary between individuals, and a consistent routine with daytime broad-spectrum sunscreen is an important part of caring for the appearance of uneven-looking skin.

How to Use Glutathione Cream

1. Cleanse your face and gently pat skin dry.
2. Apply a small amount to the face and neck, avoiding the eye area.
3. Massage with light upward and outward motions until absorbed.
4. Use in the evening as your moisturising step; in the daytime, follow with broad-spectrum sunscreen.

Patch test before first use, especially if your skin is sensitive or you are introducing active ingredients. If discomfort occurs, stop use and seek advice from a qualified professional.

What to expect from glutathione cream

Week one. Skin feels softer and more hydrated. This comes from the cream working as a moisturiser.

Weeks four to eight. Skin begins to look fresher and more radiant, especially in photos taken in the same light.

Weeks eight to twelve. A more even-looking tone becomes easier to see.

Research on glutathione applied to the skin is still limited, so be patient and judge the cream after two to three months of nightly use. More detail is in how long glutathione cream takes to work.

5 mistakes to avoid

1. Skipping sunscreen in the morning. This is the most common reason people see no change.
2. Applying it over unwashed skin.
3. Using too much. A pea-sized amount covers the whole face.
4. Stopping after two weeks.
5. Adding several new products at once, so you cannot tell which one your skin likes.

The full method is in how to use glutathione cream.

Suitable For

This glutathione cream is suited to adults seeking a premium moisturiser with a hydrated, radiant-looking finish. It is a thoughtful choice for people building a simple evening routine and for those interested in glutathione skincare, Vitamin C skincare or a Kojic Acid cream. Skin can respond differently to any cosmetic product, so patch testing is recommended. If you have specific skin concerns or sensitivities, consult a qualified dermatologist before adding a new product.

Using glutathione cream for your skin type

Oily skin. Use a thin layer, about half a pea.

Dry skin. Apply to slightly damp skin, and follow with a richer cream if you need more comfort.

Sensitive skin. Patch test first and begin with every second night.

Not sure of your skin type? Take the skin quiz or use the skincare routine builder.

Pair it with a nourishing night cream

If your skin is dry, alternate this glutathione cream with a richer cream: one each night. The Avocado Night Cream with Kojic Acid adds a cushioned, comforting layer. Both are sold together in the Night Cream Combo. For a complete morning and night routine, the Korean Glass Skin Kit adds the Avocado Korean Night Cream and a day cream.

Before you buy: quick checks

• Patch test on the jawline for 2–3 nights before using it on the whole face. See how to patch test a face cream.
• Use it at night and wear sunscreen every morning, because it contains kojic acid and vitamin C.
• Skip it on freshly waxed, threaded or bleached skin for about 24–48 hours.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding? Ask your doctor before starting any cream with kojic acid.
• Want niacinamide, hyaluronic acid and alpha arbutin in one jar instead? Compare Glutathione Cream vs Glass Glow Cream.

Learn more about glutathione cream

• Glutathione cream benefits
• Glutathione cream side effects
• Kojic acid vs glutathione
• Skincare ingredient glossary

FAQs

What is glutathione cream used for?

Glutathione cream is a cosmetic moisturiser formulated with glutathione and other skincare ingredients. Mirc Glow’s formula is designed to support a hydrated, smooth and radiant-looking finish.

How do I use glutathione cream?

Apply a small amount to clean, dry face and neck, then massage gently until absorbed. Use in the evening and wear sunscreen during the day.

Can I use glutathione cream every day?

Many people choose to use it as part of an evening routine. Patch test first and adjust frequency to your skin’s comfort.

Is Mirc Glow Glutathione Cream suitable for Indian skin?

It is designed for adults seeking a moisturised, radiant-looking finish. Skin needs vary, so patch test first and consult a qualified dermatologist if you have specific sensitivities.

Can men use this glutathione cream?

Yes. It is suitable for both women and men.

Will it change my skin colour?

No. It is a cosmetic cream made for a brighter, more even-looking complexion. It does not change your natural skin tone.

How long does a 30 g jar last?

With a pea-sized amount each night, around four to six weeks.

Can I use glutathione cream in the day?

It is made for the evening. If you use it in the day, keep the layer thin and always apply sunscreen over it.

Can I use it with a vitamin C serum or retinol?

The cream already has vitamin C. Avoid using it on the same night as retinol or strong acids when you start; add one product at a time and stop if skin stings.

Is glutathione cream good for oily skin?

Yes, in a thin pea-sized layer at night. In humid weather you can use a little less.

Is glutathione cream the same as glutathione tablets?

No. This is a cosmetic moisturiser for the skin's surface. Tablets and injections are a different thing; talk to a doctor before taking any supplement.