Skin Lightening Serums

Feb 27, 2011

Ali K.

I just started using Dermalogica's Night Bright skin lightening serum for Hyperpigmentation. I have also tried Murad Age Spot and Pigment Lightening Gel. Anyone got one that is just out of this world results wise they'd like to share?

Feb 28, 2011

Ning C.

I LOVE the Clinique Even Better Clinical. And during the day, I use Aveeno Positively Radiant Tinted Moisturizer, layered over Perricone Pigment Corrective. Brown spots are my big problem and I've tried almost everything, but these work the best for me without being irritating (my skin tends to be pretty sensitive).

Mar 2, 2011

Cashmere B.

Caudalie’s Vinoperfect Radiance Serum is an excellent choice although it is a little pricey, it definitely does the trick. I would recommend getting a sample from a local Sephora at first before buying. (:

Mar 3, 2011

DeShelle W.

I always heard dermlogica was really good. maybe i should try it out.

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Mar 3, 2011

Christine R.

it you have really bad pigmentation, try out Neostrata's lightening products. The HQ is most effective and is usually, (if in a drug store) sold over the counter in the pharmacy, but the rest is sold in cosmetics. check it out :)
p.s. the gels are stronger then the cream.

http://www.neostrata.ca/products/-category/lightening/

Jul 16, 2013

Carol S.

I've been using a cream and skin lightening soap everyday for 2 weeks and my skin is already looking brighter and whiter, its 1 shade lighter right now, I use the cream and soap everyday, I get it from this website, its the only safe and trustworthy one I have found, good luck http://www.botoxkit.co.uk/skin-lightening-cream.

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