Comments on: How I Got Rid Of Melasma + Answering Commonly Asked Skincare Questions

By: Skinaa Clinic

Skinaa Clinic — Thu, 21 May 2020 06:51:09 +0000

The exact causes of Melasma are still unclear. It is believed in medical society that individuals with dark skins are more prone to melasma than the ones with fair skin. Often times disbalance in hormones such as Progesterone and Estrogen becomes the core reasons of Melasma. Stress, birth control pills, and thyroid disease may stimulate this condition even more.

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By: Marie Accardi

Marie Accardi — Wed, 13 Feb 2019 02:14:31 +0000

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By: Marcela

Marcela — Tue, 12 Feb 2019 23:09:47 +0000

I really liked this post. I have also been struggling with dark spots and acne all my 37 years of life and have spent tons of money trying to get rid of them. I recently heard about hydroquinone and I am giving it a try when I read your post. We’ll see what happens. I have a horrible dark spot abovey lips and it makes me really self-conscious. Hope this helps!

By: lillie larose

lillie larose — Mon, 11 Feb 2019 16:37:35 +0000

i can relate to some of the stuff you wrote. i had a ton of acne scars from my teens and wanted to reduce the look of it so much esp the texture bc it just didn’t hide so well under makeup and it didn’t look as great either overall. after doing so much research and reading your blog posts and saw the ordinary products (which has a great price range which u prob know esp for myself) i incorporated hyaluronic acid, glycolic toner, vitamin c serum and niacinamde serum as well at first. just to see how my skin reacted to it. and i noticed results within a few months i would say. but my scars reduced significantly which was amazing.

then after reading more posts about skincare on your blog, i got a retinol serum in 0.2% bc it was recommended to start low. so b/w vitc, retinol and glycolic i just alternate nights etc. only issue for me is that i cannot wear any type of products with spf in it, because it gives me red patches on my face so that is one downfall to using these products. but i do my best to not wear these products if i am outside all day or something of that sort.

your skincare posts have helped me a lot. my main concerns were acne spots, texture and one major one which was a dark spot under my chin…which i am working on to reduce and get rid of. and i also got a microneedle, which is helping with reducing the dark spot, texture of my skin, plumping and glowing of my skin. using the microneedle and then using these products has helped so much!!!!

thanks for doing all these posts! but…it has helped me so much in learning about all these products and taking better care of my skin!

xoxo
L.

By: Elizabeth Todd Todd

Elizabeth Todd Todd — Mon, 11 Feb 2019 15:59:34 +0000

I totally get the skin care struggle. I have hormonal acne and I’m 46 years old. The struggle is real!! I have gotten it under control with help from my dermatologist and I only use medical grade products from my DERMATOLOGIST on my skin. wow, what a huge improvement this has made. Although expensive, it is well worth it to me. I am just like you in that I NEVER EVER go to bed without washing my face and doing my skincare routine. I don’t think I’d sleep at all if i didn’t. I’ve struggled all of my life with acne, i can’t let extreme fatigue get in the way of my progress. 🙂 I am envious of people like your sister who can neglect their skin and its still beautiful. how does this even happen????

Thanks for the post. It is helpful and informative as USUAL.

By: MaryEllen

MaryEllen — Mon, 11 Feb 2019 15:44:40 +0000

What do you find is your best self tanner?
You and your family always look great!