Dr Idriss Major Fade Solution System ($165 exclusive on her site) - this has the

Shelbelle · ‎03-09-2010

My coworker had a lot of brown spots all over her hands, went to a derm doc, he lasered them, then for a few weeks her hands looked awful, all full of dark scabs, then the scabs fell off and her hands are perfectly clear now. I think as long as you steer clear of the sun and wear sunscreen the spots will not return

JeanLouiseFinch · ‎10-03-2011

This is the one I just bought - no rhyme or reason except if 5% is good, 10% must be better . 🤷‍♀️ I figured (hope) it will work ok. 🤞

FLGators · ‎09-16-2010

@JudyL Dr Idriss has a 3 pc system I really want to try that addresses all kinds of discoloration.

Dr Idriss Major Fade Solution System ($165 exclusive on her site) - this has the

Major Fade Hyper Serum, mask & moisturizer. You can buy this standalone too which is probably more economical. Idriss products have good reviews on her site as well as Sephora.

Other more economical tranexemic products I have shortlisted but not tried yet

Topicals faded serum
Good molecules discoloration serum
Numbuzin no.5 vitamin concentrated serum.

JudyL · ‎07-11-2010

@FLGators wrote:
@JudyL Dr Idriss has a 3 pc system I really want to try that addresses all kinds of discoloration.
Dr Idriss Major Fade Solution System ($165 exclusive on her site) - this has the
Major Fade Hyper Serum, mask & moisturizer. You can buy this standalone too which is probably more economical. Idriss products have good reviews on her site as well as Sephora.

Other tranexemic products I have shortlisted but not tried yet
Topicals faded serum
Good molecules discoloration serum
Numbuzin no.5 vitamin concentrated serum.

@FLGators - The Numbuzin no.5 has been popping up a lot on videos that I've been watching. It's gotten a thumbs up from everyone that has talked about it. The Doctorly video I mentioned also talked about that serum.

Ainhisg · ‎03-09-2010

@JudyL I watched that video yesterday and felt just like you did. Usually, Dr. Dray will (finally) get to her opinion about something, but I never could figure out how she felt about it. Like I've stated on here before, I have a couple of slightly smaller than a dime-sized spots--one on my left cheek and one on my left collar bone. The TA has lightened both about 50%, but I doubt they get much lighter. I know that if I stop doing what I'm doing, they will darken again.

I may ask my derm next year when I have my skin check how much it would cost to have the spot on my face removed.

JudyL · ‎07-11-2010

@Ainhisg wrote:
@JudyL I watched that video yesterday and felt just like you did. Usually, Dr. Dray will (finally) get to her opinion about something, but I never could figure out how she felt about it. Like I've stated on here before, I have a couple of slightly smaller than a dime-sized spots--one on my left cheek and one on my left collar bone. The TA has lightened both about 50%, but I doubt they get much lighter. I know that if I stop doing what I'm doing, they will darken again.

I may ask my derm next year when I have my skin check how much it would cost to have the spot on my face removed.

@Ainhisg - Whew, glad it wasn't only me who felt that way about Dr Dray's video. I also feel that the TA has lightened my discoloration but they aren't gone. I am happy with the lightening and will continue using it for a couple more months to see how it goes.

FLGators · ‎09-16-2010

@JudyL wrote:
@Ainhisg wrote:
@JudyL I watched that video yesterday and felt just like you did. Usually, Dr. Dray will (finally) get to her opinion about something, but I never could figure out how she felt about it. Like I've stated on here before, I have a couple of slightly smaller than a dime-sized spots--one on my left cheek and one on my left collar bone. The TA has lightened both about 50%, but I doubt they get much lighter. I know that if I stop doing what I'm doing, they will darken again.

I may ask my derm next year when I have my skin check how much it would cost to have the spot on my face removed.
@Ainhisg - Whew, glad it wasn't only me who felt that way about Dr Dray's video. I also feel that the TA has lightened my discoloration but they aren't gone. I am happy with the lightening and will continue using it for a couple more months to see how it goes.

Dr Dray has been heavily promoting the iRestore hair growth helmet & appears in their ads. I was considering that product based on her recommendation but now I am not so sure. Same with Dr Jenny Liu, she is being sponsored by lot of companies she reviews.

MeemaJoan · ‎06-25-2010

I am on my second bottle of Farmacy Tranexamic Acid 3% and it has made a difference on the dark spots on my 77 year old skin; I use it everyday, twice a day. When I finish this bottle, I will try lthe Naturium because it has a higher percentage of Tranexamic Acid. It is a watery texture which I like. I would like to know the texture of the Naturium so I would appreciate it if someone who uses it responds to my inquiry. Thanks.

JudyL · ‎07-11-2010

@MeemaJoan wrote:
I am on my second bottle of Farmacy Tranexamic Acid 3% and it has made a difference on the dark spots on my 77 year old skin; I use it everyday, twice a day. When I finish this bottle, I will try lthe Naturium because it has a higher percentage of Tranexamic Acid. It is a watery texture which I like. I would like to know the texture of the Naturium so I would appreciate it if someone who uses it responds to my inquiry. Thanks.

@MeemaJoan - I had to go get my bottle of Naturium to remind myself what it's like. LOL It's not watery but it's not a gel either. To me, it's in between. The consistency is heavier than water but not as thick as a gel.