What's The Best Dark Spot Remover Product?

[Silkk]

Them shyts so annoying and seem to last forever. Been exfoliating and using coconut oil but a couple refuse to go away


@Geoffrey_Chaucer
@Rekkapryde

 

[Larry Lobster]

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Cocoa butter and/or lemon juice if you're staying natural
Depending on skin tone and if you're bout that chemical life, dark spot removing products with hydroquinone. I have one by Murad
Lastly, facials every 4-6 week that include a light peel, most of of the peels are made from organic or natural materials - lactic acids (dairy), glycolic acid (sugar), etc

 

[Silkk]

Cocoa butter and/or lemon juice if you're staying natural
Depending on skin tone and if you're bout that chemical life, dark spot removing products with hydroquinone. I have one by Murad
Lastly, facials every 4-6 week that include a light peel, most of of the peels are made from organic or natural materials - lactic acids (dairy), glycolic acid (sugar), etc

Whats the one you use?

 

[pawdalaw]

Proactiv is the best commercial shyt I ever witnessed. I've been complimented by Men and women when I was on that.




* before the N/H brigade chimes in. I had a military recruiter trying to enlist me. When I told him I already had my mission and was beyond that, he asked how old I was. when I told him, He was like black don't crack!!

 

[Giselle]

You should have googled.

Chemical peels.

Try stuff with glycolic and/or lactic acid in it.

If you want a cream you could use clinique's, garnier's, retin-a, cocoa butter. If those don't work, you'd have to use hydroquinone only on the spots. Some fade creams already have that in them ex. ambi. Ambi was very greasy, I only used it once.

If it's really bad, you should see a dermatologist.

I've used this.

I used it for maybe 2.5 weeks on my whole face. It made my face soft and brighter (not lighter). I think it lightened my dark spots some, but I got lazy and stopped using it. It says use it for at least a month to see how well it works.

I'm going to get a chemical peel soon. They have quicker results.


Here are some reviews on it. Google for more.







Always Use Sunscreen/Sunblock!! At least SPF 35.

 

[Silkk]

You should have googled.

Chemical peels.

Try stuff with glycolic and/or lactic acid in it.

If you want a cream you could use clinique's, garnier's, retin-a, cocoa butter. If those don't work, you'd have to use hydroquinone only on the spots. Some fade creams already have that in them ex. ambi. Ambi was very greasy, I only used it once.

If it's really bad, you should see a dermatologist.

I've used this.

I used it for maybe 2.5 weeks on my whole face. It made my face soft and brighter (not lighter). I think it lightened my dark spots some, but I got lazy and stopped using it. It says use it for at least a month to see how well it works.

I'm going to get a chemical peel soon. They have quicker results.


Here are some reviews on it. Google for more.







Always Use Sunscreen/Sunblock!! At least SPF 35.

The Coli > Google


Thanks for the drop tho

 

[Groanman]

Yeah.......okay.

 

[Silkk]

Been using this

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

i never had dark spots


but any issue i use Tea Tree oil undiluted

that seems to fix everything


but if i did
i would use

 

[BeeCityRoller]

@cthagod

 

[Giselle]

@cthagod

LOL
His hyperpigmentation was terrible. His derm. probably made him use hydroquinone and many moderate to deep chemical peels.

His skin looks great now.

Spoiler: Before

Spoiler: After

 

[Silkk]

@cthagod

 

[Silkk]

i never had dark spots


but any issue i use Tea Tree oil undiluted

that seems to fix everything


but if i did
i would use

Props bout to check it out

 

[Elle Driver]

Do a yogurt mask mixed with lemon, 100% vitamin E oil, and aloe vera juice. Do that once a week.