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EAORON LAUNCHES $85.99 REPAIR-FIRST BRIGHTENING CREAM FOR $64.99

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Key Facts:
  • Australian skincare brand EAORON has launched Whiteglow Skin Radiance Cream, a repair-first brightening moisturiser developed for dull, uneven, redness-prone or post-acne-marked skin.
  • The formula combines tranexamic acid, niacinamide, encapsulated vitamin C (VC-IP), sea buckthorn fruit oil, vitamin E and macrocystis pyrifera extract to target pigmentation while supporting the skin barrier.
  • The cream features a silky oil-in-cream texture designed to absorb without a greasy finish, and is intended for daily use alongside sunscreen.
  • EAORON's CEO Fernando Rodriguez stated the product was developed around the shift away from artificial whitening ideals and towards supporting a more even, healthy-looking complexion.
  • Whiteglow Skin Radiance Cream is available via EAORON's online store at a launch price of $64.99, reduced from $85.99, saving shoppers over $20.

The launch offer saves shoppers over $20 on EAORON’s new pigmentation-focused moisturiser

SYDNEY, NSW – 30 September 2026 – Australian skincare brand EAORON has launched Whiteglow Skin Radiance Cream, a new repair-first brightening moisturiser available with a launch offer for $64.99, reduced from $85.99. It is developed for skin that looks dull, uneven, redness-prone or marked by post-acne discolouration.

The product takes a repair-first approach to brightening. Rather than treating radiance as a high-shine finish, the formula is designed for skin that looks dull, uneven or redness-prone and combines targeted brightening ingredients with oils and barrier-supporting components.

Tranexamic acid and niacinamide are included to improve the appearance of uneven tone, dark spots and post-acne marks. EAORON’s encapsulated VC-IP nano delivery technology provides an oil-soluble vitamin C derivative, while sea buckthorn fruit oil, vitamin E and macrocystis pyrifera extract support the cream’s nourishing and antioxidant profile.

The silky oil-in-cream texture is designed to melt into the skin without a greasy or heavy finish. EAORON says the cream can be used as part of a daily routine and is intended to leave skin looking calmer, clearer and more radiant with consistent use.

“Hyperpigmentation is personal, and it affects people across ages and skin tones,” said Fernando Rodriguez, CEO of EAORON. “The conversation is shifting away from chasing an artificial idea of ‘whiter’ skin and towards supporting a more even, healthy-looking complexion. Whiteglow Skin Radiance Cream was developed around that distinction.”

The launch follows a broader change in how beauty brands discuss pigmentation. Social-media education has made dark spots, post-inflammatory marks and uneven tone more visible, while consumers are increasingly looking for formulas that address those concerns without neglecting comfort or the skin barrier.

EAORON recommends applying the cream to cleansed skin as part of a regular routine and using sunscreen during the day. As with any active skincare product, users should follow the label and introduce it according to their skin’s tolerance.

EAORON Whiteglow Skin Radiance Cream is available through EAORON’s online store with a launch offer of $64.99, reduced from $85.99.

For more information, visit eaoronskincare.com.


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About EAORON:

EAORON is an Australian-owned skincare brand established in 2014. Its range includes facial serums, masks, moisturisers and sun-protection products sold in Australia, New Zealand and Asian markets.


Contact details:

Chiquita Searle

UNTMD

[email protected] 

Available for interview:

Fernando Rodriguez, CEO of EAORON

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