Uneven skintone

[Dani0_Jef]

How do i fix this problem?
I have like not redness but small dark spots on my face. just not even skin colour

 

[Zeekie]

How do i fix this problem?
I have like not redness but small dark spots on my face. just not even skin colour

Retinoids at night + Vitamin C Serum in the day. Of course sunscreen too.

if the vitamin C doesn't work then look into hydroquinone

 

[Deleted member 155538]

hyperpigmentation i assume, try melab3 its supposedly 30% more effective than vitamin c at fading them

 

[pajjeetslayer]

Retinoids at night + Vitamin C Serum in the day. Of course sunscreen too.

if the vitamin C doesn't work then look into hydroquinone

does retinol make that big of a difference?

 

[Zeekie]

does retinol make that big of a difference?

Retinol does help but honestly it's pretty weak, meaning it takes significantly longer to have an effect. I believe retinol is very often overpriced for the strength it has.

I would use adapalene 0.1% instead, way stronger, faster results. That's the strongest over-the-counter retinoid there is.

 

[pajjeetslayer]

Retinol does help but honestly it's pretty weak, meaning it takes significantly longer to have an effect. I believe retinol is very often overpriced for the strength it has.

I would use adapalene 0.1% instead, way stronger, faster results. That's the strongest over-the-counter retinoid there is.

my current stack is this if been using it for 2 weeks works pretty well my skins still chit cuz i binged 2 days ago on shit food but overall works well
SPFPA++ tan drops, benzonyl peroxide, Vitamin C,

 

[Zeekie]

my current stack is this if been using it for 2 weeks works pretty well my skins still chit cuz i binged 2 days ago on shit food but overall works well
SPFPA++ tan drops, benzonyl peroxide, Vitamin C,

Yeah that seems reasonable, I personally just clean my face in the morning with water and a cleanser at night, vitamin c serum and sunscreen in the day, adapalene and moisturizer at night (previously tretinoin)