Dark spot ampoule for sensitive skin, no pilling: Yunoa Mela Blur
In short
Yunoa Mela Blur Melasma Ampoule is a 30ml brightening ampoule from Korea with 5% niacinamide and 2% tranexamic acid. The reviewer, who has sensitive skin, used Yunoa Mela Blur morning and night. It absorbed lightly and didn't pill under makeup. Rather than erasing dark spots dramatically, it evened out skin tone little by little. Yunoa Mela Blur is a solid pick for sensitive skin that wants steady at-home care for dull tone and faint spots.

Good to know
- Product
- Yunoa Mela Blur Melasma Ampoule, 30ml
- Key ingredients
- 5% niacinamide and 2% tranexamic acid (per the brand)
- Certification
- Reportedly certified by Korea's MFDS as a functional brightening product
- Irritation test
- Reportedly rated non-irritating, with a skin irritation score of 0.00
- Packaging
- Dropper bottle
- When to use
- Morning and night, after toner
Prices as written by the tester on May 30, 2026 · not updated automatically
Why I picked Yunoa Mela Blur Melasma Ampoule
I was worried about dark spots and a dull skin tone, so I went looking for a melasma care product and ended up trying Yunoa Mela Blur Melasma Ampoule. Lately, what bothers me most whenever I look in the mirror is spots and dull tone. After a day out in strong sun, my skin looks darker overall and the faint melasma I got in the past becomes more noticeable. I searched for a brightening serum for dark spots, and this one was more satisfying than I expected, so I'm writing a review!

My skin is sensitive, so I check the ingredients carefully every time I switch a product. I found that Yunoa Mela Blur Melasma Ampoule is said to be certified as a whitening functional product by Korea's MFDS (Ministry of Food and Drug Safety).

What are the packaging and dropper bottle like?
The dropper-type bottle felt hygienic and made it easy to control the amount. The packaging is clean and cute~~ Controlling the amount was easy, so it was convenient to use morning and night.


Niacinamide and tranexamic acid ampoule: is it okay for sensitive skin?
Yunoa Mela Blur Melasma Ampoule is said to combine 5% niacinamide and 2% tranexamic acid. I often worry that brightening products will be irritating, but it's said to have been rated non-irritating (skin irritation 0.00), so even I, with sensitive skin, felt I could use it without much worry.


Texture and absorption: a light finish with no stickiness
The texture is just right for an ampoule, neither too watery nor too sticky! It spreads smoothly and absorbs fast, so even when I layered several skincare steps there was almost no pilling.
I really hate sticky cosmetics, and this Yunoa Mela Blur melanin ampoule has a light finish, so it was comfortable to use even in summer.

Any dryness or stinging? What about tone change?
Rather than feeling dry or stinging, I could feel quite a lot of hydration, and my tone seemed to even out little by little. Brightening ampoules sometimes leave my skin dry or stingy after use, but this one gave a nice sense of moisture.
After cleansing, I prepped my skin with toner and applied it right away. It soaked in with a moist feel, and the next morning my skin looked clearer, I think? Of course, it's not that the spots vanish dramatically in a short time. The bigger effect was that my overall tone gradually evened out and the dullness eased.

Does it pill if you apply it before makeup?
The best thing about Yunoa Mela Blur Melasma Ampoule was that makeup doesn't pill even when I use it before makeup!! I do my makeup almost every morning for work, and some ampoules are oily enough to make my base lift.
But this one absorbs fast and feels light, like it tidies up my skin condition, so my makeup actually seemed to go on better. My skin looked a bit more natural and smooth, which I love haha
I think skin care is about consistency, not something temporary. With harsh products I use them for a few days and then stop reaching for them, but this one is comfortable for daily use, so I naturally ended up applying it every day~~

Who is Yunoa Mela Blur Melasma Ampoule right for?
If you've been looking for a tranexamic acid ampoule with a niacinamide and tranexamic acid combination, Yunoa Mela Blur Melasma Ampoule seems worth a try.

I'd recommend it to people like me who are bothered by a dull tone, faint spots or traces of melasma. It's fairly low in irritation, so sensitive skin could use it relatively comfortably, and thanks to the light, non-sticky feel I could use it morning and night without any burden!! If you want to care for your skin tone and melasma together through steady use, the Yunoa Mela Blur melanin ampoule is worth checking out.
Above all, the most satisfying part was being able to do easy home care. Dermatology procedures come with cost and time pressure, but Yunoa Mela Blur Melasma Ampoule slots naturally into a daily skincare routine, so steady care was possible. I think it'd be a good option for anyone who wants to improve skin tone and care for melasma at the same time!!






