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NWR: Dark spot corrector

winelover123winelover123 member
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I have a few dark spots from acne and a light, little line from waxing improperly on my upper lip. I'm lost in a sea of dark spot correctors claiming to be the best thing since sliced bread. Does anyone have any recommendations on skin lighteners or spot correctors?  TIA :)
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  • 0Jilly00Jilly0 member
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    Cliniques is great and not super expensive. I use it and I love it. It dried out my skin so I had to put a moisturizer on after. :)
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  • misssunshine17misssunshine17 member
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    I ordered Murad's a while ago and somehow googled the active ingredient and the web gave me some scary info. I haven't tried anything else, but just suggesting you do your research. 
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  • csweaneycsweaney member
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    I started using Dermalogica Chroma White TRX C-2 Concentrate. Kind of an investment? Yes. Does it work miracles per say? Not necessarily--but I have seen quite a bit of improvement. I have very fair, olive tone skin. My scarring has lightened significantly. Bought mine on Amazon. 
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  • winelover123winelover123 member
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    Hmmm....I'll check those out! Thanks guys! I've been keeping my eye on Clinique's but I'll have to check out Demalogica too. I went to the dermatologist and she just tried to sell the uber expensive, no-return stuff she had. Not cool. I'll do my research on the active ingredients too.
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  • 0Jilly00Jilly0 member
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    Your best option is to get one at Nordstrom or Macy's and try it out...if  you hate it or it irritates your skin you can return it!
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  • LAM524LAM524 member
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    I have the same question. Strangely enough...or not...I have developed dark spots in the exact same spots on each side of my face. Living in Florida, I DO NOT sun bathe but I would like to get a "tan" for my wedding. Im thinking spray tan...will def. do a trial run...or tannng booth. My fear is the these dark spots will darken darker then the rest of my face. What do you think? I also think instead of spending lots of money on trying different "correctors" I will probably go to a dermatologist. Could you do the same?

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  • KAK2014KAK2014 member
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    I also have some dark spots from sun damage and have actually looked into laser treatment which seems very scary and expensive.  I am using a three step brightening system right now http://www.shiseido.com/Brightening-1-2-3-Kit/0730852907775,en_US,pd.html&cgid=skincare-whitelucent#!

    The spots are still there but just faded.(they come back as soon as I expose my face to extended sun time)  I've been told by numerous brides that airbrush makeup can cover up most skin imperfections.  I would do an airbrush makeup trial and see what you think.  That is my plan since really the only way I have been told (by 3 dermatologists) to completely remove spots is to go through laser treatment which I am just not ready for at this point.  Good luck and let us know if you find another solution.
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  • winelover123winelover123 member
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    [QUOTE]I also have some dark spots from sun damage and have actually looked into laser treatment which seems very scary and expensive.  I am using a three step brightening system right now http://www.shiseido.com/Brightening-1-2-3-Kit/0730852907775,en_US,pd.html&cgid=skincare-whitelucent#! The spots are still there but just faded.(they come back as soon as I expose my face to extended sun time)  I've been told by numerous brides that airbrush makeup can cover up most skin imperfections.  I would do an airbrush makeup trial and see what you think.  That is my plan since really the only way I have been told (by 3 dermatologists) to completely remove spots is to go through laser treatment which I am just not ready for at this point.  Good luck and let us know if you find another solution.
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    Thanks! My dermatologist said if they really bothered me I could get laser treatments, but they honestly aren't bad and aren't noticable until I point them out to other people, so I'm not going that route. I'll check out Macy's and hopefully they'll have some samples that I can try!
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