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Anh N.

Aug 22, 2017

Anh N.

Thank you bhoomika, and than you Marleen! My mom has been really wanting to find a product that works for her, so hopefully some of your recommendations help?

Marleen B.

Aug 20, 2017

Marleen B.

Nighttime: I alternative Retin-A and Sunday Riley Good Genes and Philosophy Night Anti-Wrinkle Miracle Worker moisterizer over either one.
Daytime: Dr. Gross Vitamin C serum, Philosophy Day Anti-Wrinkle Miracle Worker moisterizer and then Josie Maran spf47 sunblock, then IT COSMETICS CC Cream spf 50 as my foundation. It takes time, no over night miracles. I will also use Dr. Murad Lightening serum for about 12 wks, then take a 12 wk break. It has hydroquinone in it, so it shouldn't be used on a continuous basis.
Sunscreen is CRITICAL. No matter what you use, no matter how effective it will be useless if you don't avoid the sun. Sunscreen, wearing a hat, sunglasses and just avoid excessive sun exposure even whe you're using all the sunscreen paraphernalia.

bhoomika d.

Aug 17, 2017

bhoomika d.

Any skin rejuvenating serum with a night cream available in market.

Anh N.

Aug 16, 2017

Anh N.

What are the best creams to minimize aging spots?

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