Topicals Faded Brightening and Clearing Serum | Reduces Discoloration Post-Blemish Marks Scars Spots Contains Kojic Acid Niacinamide Dermatologist-tested Vegan Cruelty-Free Fl Oz

I could cry
This write here is one of the best skin care item i have ever used. I have been using faded cream for about 6 months and I don’t want to stop. I am on my second tube now (you are supposed to use the to have the best response) and i’ve seen a HUGE difference in my skin. After putting it on your skin feels like a better version of your skin so if your skin is rough you can still feel the texture but it’s softer. Easily applicators you only need a pea size amount for your whole face personally i spot treat with this but it is best to apply to the whole face. Do not be alarmed by the smell it has the same active ingredients as any sulfuric skin agent so it smells like rotten eggs a little bit. But you cannot smell it once it’s in the face and the smell isn’t as a strong as other sulfurs i’ve tried. If you have darker skin i would definitely recommend this for you.

A gradual but Effective Skin Brightener.
Topicals Faded Brightening and Clearing Serum is a solid choice for those looking to reduce discoloration, post-blemish marks, and spots. With key ingredients like kojic acid and niacinamide, it gradually improves skin tone while being gentle enough for sensitive skin. The serum has a slightly thick texture and an earthy scent that might not suit everyone, but it absorbs well and layers smoothly with other products. Consistent use over a few weeks led to a noticeable fading of newer marks, though older scars took longer to show results. Overall, it’s not an instant fix, but its vegan, dermatologist-tested formula makes it a reliable option for gradual brightening.

My experience: 69 Y.O. W.M.
TLDR versionAfter 5 weeks daily AM useProsReduced appearance of age spots slightly. Very slightly.First couple days of use caused slight irrititation/reddening but after that no irritation.ConsPRICEYSlightly funky smell, but dissipates in less than an hour. Not a deal breaker.Leaves skin feeling greasy for hoursSometimes caused pimples to occur, the kind you might get when eating too much chocolate. Not sure this product caused it but I *think* it did.My final verdict: I wouldn’t buy it again at half the price.Loquacious versionI have lived in sunny hot places most of my life. I never used sunscreen regularly until about a year ago. Not surprisngly I have a few age spots/sun spots on my face, arms and back of my hands. I want to get rid of them so I got expert advice (Thank You Drs. Dray, Shah, and Maxfield) and began a program that includes daily sunscreen use and active topicals including tretinoin and hydroquinone and other things. I have been using this program for 10 months. In this 10 months I have experienced the spots diminish in size and darkness, very very slowly. Painfully slowly. Did the daily use of sunscreen accomplish this? The active topicals? I don’t know. I wondered if an over the counter product with a good reputation like FADED might give better results so I bought one large tube, stopped using hydroquinone, and used Faded every day till the tube was empty. That turned out to be five weeks. The result was that my spots continued fade away very very slowly, noticeably more slowly than when I was using hydroquinone . And FADED is rather stinky and kept my skin feeling greasy for hours whenever used. And I got occaisional minor pimple breakouts while using that *I think* was caused by FADED. So the FADED was all used up two and a half weeks ago. I resumed using hydroquinone daily when the FADED was gone, and my my spots continue to fade but noticeably faster. So my experience validates what my dermatoligist advisors have said, that hydroquinone is the gold standard for removing age spots/sun spots.This was my experience. Your experience may, probably will, differ.