This week, we shall be looking at the categories of hyperpigmentation treatments, and corresponding products. 1. Beginner (Mild): Niacinamide, Vitamin c, Alpha arbutin 2. Intermediate 1 (Moderate): Azelaic acid 3. Intermediate 2 (Moderate to Risky): AHAs, Retinoids, Kojic acid 4. Advanced (Risky): Hydroquinone More to come….…
Should I use Hydroquinone all Over or Only on Affected Areas?
July 4, 2020Question: “Do any dark-skinned people use Hydroquinone on their whole face? I have multiple skin tones due to hyperpigmentation, wondering if I’d have to avoid my non-pigmented skin.” I remember asking my dermatologist this same question-although about my legs (had dark spots all over)-and he being conflicted about it. It also seemed like he didn’t want to give a definitive answer. Well here’s one… Answer: “I’m currently using it on my whole face because I have spots in multiple places.…
“For the past almost 2 years I’ve really delved into information from this forum, Twitter estheticians and skincare junkies. Tried all the popular/suggested products, steps, and regimens. While I occasionally noticed some improvement in skin, my skin’s condition still felt unstable. While I’m not trying to be that person that’s like “just splash water on your face and go!”, I’ve always had this lingering feeling that all of these products/long intensive regimens ..are not all they’re hyped up to be…
Dare Give Up I was so impressed by Deb’s results that I had to share. She is 51 years old. Can you believe that? Anyway, below is her routine. AM ROUTINE 1. KORRES Greek Yoghurt foaming cleanser, Skin &Co Roma Truffle Therapy Whipped. polishing cleansing cream with truffle extract. 2. Skin&Co Truffle Therapy face toner or The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution (I alternate between either toner). 3. Clindamycin phosphate topical gel 1%, The Ordinary, Alpha Arbutin 2%+HA 4.…