NIVEA Launches LUMINOUS630® Even Glow Range in India

NIVEA, a global leader in skincare innovation, has announced the launch of its LUMINOUS630® Even Glow Range in India, marking a significant step in the brand’s long-term focus on advanced solutions for pigmentation and uneven skin tone.

Pigmentation remains one of the most prevalent skincare concerns among Indian consumers, often exacerbated by factors such as sun exposure, hormonal changes, ageing, post-acne marks, and seasonal skin stress. With winter weakening the skin barrier and increasing dullness, dark spots often become more visible in the months that follow. Addressing this concern at a cellular level, NIVEA’s LUMINOUS630® technology has been developed after a decade of extensive scientific research.

At the core of the range is NIVEA’s patented LUMINOUS630® molecule, designed to correct melanin imbalance, the root cause of dark spots. The dual-action technology works to visibly reduce existing pigmentation while helping prevent the formation of new spots, offering consumers a long-term, preventive approach rather than temporary brightening.

The LUMINOUS630® Even Glow range has been formulated to integrate seamlessly into daily skincare routines, combining targeted pigmentation care with hydration, sun protection, and barrier support. Enriched with ingredients such as Hyaluronic Acid and clinically proven actives, the range aims to restore clarity, evenness, and natural radiance to the skin.

The newly launched range includes a face wash, day cream with SPF 50, night cream, and a targeted serum, each designed to work independently or as part of a complete regimen to address uneven tone and dark spots throughout the day and night.

The NIVEA LUMINOUS630® Even Glow Range is priced from ₹200 onwards and is available across Amazon, Nykaa, Flipkart, and leading retail stores nationwide.

With this launch, NIVEA reinforces its commitment to science-backed skincare innovation, offering Indian consumers effective, accessible solutions for long-standing pigmentation concerns.