Sun spots n hyper pigmentation!

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Amna H.

Jun 17, 2013

Amna H.

My face is medium to dark but my rest of the body is very fair. Whenever I go out in the sun even for a minute brown spots appear n my skin darkens considerably. Any ideas what to do cz now I have uneven skin tone due to this :(

Shelley W.

Jun 18, 2013

Shelley W.

An antioxidant serum and a moisturizing spf30 is a must. At night you can use a retinol product to address the sun spots. I get them as well if I slip up. Along with super fine moles. I absolutely hate it but I don't dare step out the house without sunscreen on my body period because the face isn't the only spot where those pesky spots crop up. During the day I apply a powder mineral base suscreen from Colorescience as I'm running around because a one time application of SPF in the morning isn't going to keep you protected over 8 hours. It doesn't mess with my make-up and nor is it irritating to my skin.

Darlene M.

Jun 18, 2013

Darlene M.

My mom had this same problem she used to spend ALOT of time in the sun she started exfoliating a lot using st. ives green tea scrub or watever just make sure it has the little beads n now everytime before she goes out she puts an spf of 50...also almond oil is known to lightin the skin=]

Amna H.

Jun 19, 2013

Amna H.

Thank you for taking the time out n helping me. Will try to apply all these

Amna H.

Jun 19, 2013

Amna H.

@shelley what's a retinol product

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