Beauty

[Ainhisg]

@JudyL good morning!  I have a couple of questions for you.

1)  The Tranexamic serum that you use.  You said it was good for dark spots/hyperpigmentation.  Will it help sun spots?  Not sure if those are the same thing as dark spots.  

2)  The Haruharu toner.  You said you were a skeptic about toners (paraphrasing) until you tried this one.  Why do you like it so much?  I, too, am skeptic about toners but would like to know what changed your mind.

Thanks, and I hope you have a blessed day!

[Shelbelle]

FYI, there is a new derrm doc starting on SHQ today, Dr Susan Spell Evans of Bev Hills, I noticed that she is offering a serum that has that transexamic acid in it too. I think I remember her from before as Dr Susan Evans and she and her doctor hubby were on Dr 90210.

[JudyL]

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@Ainhisg wrote:

@JudyL good morning!  I have a couple of questions for you.

1)  The Tranexamic serum that you use.  You said it was good for dark spots/hyperpigmentation.  Will it help sun spots?  Not sure if those are the same thing as dark spots.  

2)  The Haruharu toner.  You said you were a skeptic about toners (paraphrasing) until you tried this one.  Why do you like it so much?  I, too, am skeptic about toners but would like to know what changed your mind.

Thanks, and I hope you have a blessed day!

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@Ainhisg  - dak spots, sun spots, hyperpigmentation, to me, are all the same.  May be caused by different things but basically the same thing.  I like the Haru Haru toner because it's the first one that has ever made my skin feel hydrated.  

[Ainhisg]

@JudyL thank you! 

[Shelbelle]

Usually if a toner is alcohol free and contains glycerin it will make your skin feel hydrated. 

[Shelbelle]

Dr Susan is on the air now, she just said the Transexamic acid is a new safer alternative to Hydroquinone for skin lightening.