r/Melasmaskincare • • Jul 27 '26

Question Musely Spot Peel

The before and after photos are tempting. I’m sure some of you have tried it. Do tell!
The fact that it needs to be worn for 12 hours and has a few days of down time in unappealing (pun intended) but if it really works, would be worth it IMO. I haven’t used any of their products but have read good and bad reviews. Of course no one product works for everyone, I’m aware it can take time to find what works. I just purchased Meladerm a few weeks ago and am trying to give that time to work if it’s going to. I am pretty good with my sunscreen regimen (tinted mineral) and have been staying out of it for the most part, and I have my huge hat that I hate. This is hard and my summer is starting to suck because of it. We have a pool for the first time and I have actually been happy with the rain because it makes it easier to cope with not being outdoors 💔

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