Hydroquinone is the
best treatment for lightening brown spots caused by sun exposure, aging, and
cutaneaous hyperpigmentation. This cream contains hydroquinone 2% and is recommended for:
- Age spots
- Dehydrated skin
- Dark pigmentation
- Freckles
- Pigmentation from acne scars
The active lightening agent (hydroquinone)
has been incorporated into an easier spreading, more emmollient cream that can be used on
any part of the body, as well as face and hands. In addition to normal use for age spots
on hands, it is also effective for any skin discoloration that may result from sun,
contraceptive pills or pregnancy masks. Contains no mercury compounds. Nevertheless, you
should still test for sensitivity on small area on arm before beginning treatment.
TIPS
Use at night to fade out existing dark spots.
- During the day, use Skin Lightener Day Cream #L581. Since it has a built
in UVB sun blocker with a sun protection factor of 15 it works beautifully as a
preventative against the formation of dark spots associated with aging, as well as
freckles and sun spots. Make it a regular part of your program-during the day and #L579
during the night for maxium protection.
- Weekly use of Light Skin Peel #R107 removes dead cells from
surface of skin which is an invaluable aid for absorption of any product.
- Darkening of product is normal-it does not
diminish effectiveness in any way.
- Contains no mineral oil (which could retard
penetration of product).
- Now lighten spots even faster by alternating
with new Brown Spot Gel G585 The new Gel
containing glycolic acid plus hydroquinone-is more potent. However, continuous use may
cause skin to build a resistance or develop sensitivity. Thus, alternating 2 weeks #L579
then 2 weeks #G585 is recommended in a continued nighttime routine.
Directions: Nightly, massage
a small amount lightly into spot areas. To balance treatment, avoid heavy sun exposure.
Use a sunscreen on spot areas during the day, even when sunbathing. Not recommended for
children under 12. Do not use in the eye area or over cuts or irritations.
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