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Pls am dark/chocolate skinned and hav lot of acne scars on my face until someone adviced me to use carotone black spot corrector with HQ 2%..i used it for a month and noticed da spots are nw lighter than the rest of my face, what shud i do

Durent:
Pls am dark/chocolate skinned and hav lot of acne scars on my face until someone adviced me to use carotone black spot corrector with HQ 2%..i used it for a month and noticed da spots are nw lighter than the rest of my face, what shud i do

There are 2 approaches based on which you like.

1: go fair and complement the fair spots by dosing on vitamin c to kill melatolin production and level it with Ponds Clarant dark skin corrections.

2: Remain dark and use a combination on bio oil and Palmers cocoa butter and Oil of Olay tone correction cream - light to medium or dark to even out your skin tone.

Next time never ever use a cream without world class recognition

voltron:
There are 2 approaches based on which you like.

1: go fair and complement the fair spots by dosing on vitamin c to kill melatolin production and level it with Ponds Clarant dark skin corrections.

2: Remain dark and use a combination on bio oil and Palmers cocoa butter and Oil of Olay tone correction cream - light to medium or dark to even out your skin tone.

Next time never ever use a cream without world class recognition

Thanks 4 da reply but i want to knw nw dat i've stopped using the cream wil my color repair on its own

Yea it will, but with time, how is the carotone? Does it clear blackspot cause am currently using one now?

bosco9:
Yea it will, but with time, how is the carotone? Does it clear blackspot cause am currently using one now?

Are u fair-skinned? if nt stop abeg oh

Durent:
Thanks 4 da reply but i want to knw nw dat i've stopped using the cream wil my color repair on its own

over time and depending on whether you are using simple moisturizers and not any other toning product. your body produces melatonin which is responsible for dark pigmentation on your skin. it should return to normal over time if you are patient - 3-4 months at most..

voltron:
over time and depending on whether you are using simple moisturizers and not any other toning product. your body produces melatonin which is responsible for dark pigmentation on your skin. it should return to normal over time if you are patient - 3-4 months at most..

So i'll hav to move around with a face of 2 colors for dat long time..kai

Durent:
Are u fair-skinned? if nt stop abeg oh

Lolz, not that fair though. Thanks anyway