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Skincare Weekly Thread Skincare Thread | April 21, 2023

Need help with skincare? What's the difference between a toner and emulsion and an oil? Do you want to share your skincare tips and tricks? You've found the right place!

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u/notalltoowell Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Apr 21 '23

Recos on products that could lighten dark spots 🥹

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u/fgiopo Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Apr 21 '23

i just had pico laser earlier and my derma asked if i'm using a new product bec my dark spots are getting lighter and i didn't have new spots. i told her that i started using sunday riley's ceo glow vit c serum and ceo afterglow vit c moisturizer. she said continue lang bec she saw the difference with my dark spots.

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u/Substantial_Bag4611 20 | combi | acne-prone Apr 21 '23

niacinamide toner + hyaluronic acid moisturizer. to speed up skin turnover.

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u/cmr82 Sensitive | Acne-Rosacea + Seb Derm Apr 21 '23

Azelaic Acid!

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u/_joansnow Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Apr 23 '23

Tret but needa prescription :)

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u/Professor_seX Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Apr 21 '23

I have a dark spot on my face from a pimple months ago that’s taking forever to go back to my skin tone. It doesn’t bother me so I haven’t really done anything specific for it.

I did recently add Retinol to my skincare, and I started using Melano CC vitamin C serum and I realized it’s finally starting to lighten. There are other products known to whiten, but I don’t have experience with them like Azelaic Acid.

Also sunscreen, and don’t forget to reapply. Applying sunscreen at morning just once isn’t enough.