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07-14-2014 12:51 PM
Please google the dangers of hydroquinone (the main ingredient) before you make any final decisions about using it. I believe it's been taken of the market in some countries (Canada, for one).
Yes, it does work, I used it before reading up on it--but the main ingredient is known for causing extreme sensitivity and black spots on the skin as well as other problems.
07-14-2014 04:47 PM
Hydroquinone is still the gold standard skin fader in this country, 4% still prescribed by derm docs. Use it twice daily for 3 months.
07-14-2014 05:02 PM
On 7/14/2014 4doggies said:Please google the dangers of hydroquinone (the main ingredient) before you make any final decisions about using it. I believe it's been taken of the market in some countries (Canada, for one).
Yes, it does work, I used it before reading up on it--but the main ingredient is known for causing extreme sensitivity and black spots on the skin as well as other problems.
Yes, it's potentially dangerous in high concentrations. Nadinola is not a high concentration.
Even water is dangerous if you drink too much of it in one go.
07-14-2014 08:12 PM
Go read the ASDM Post on here, many ladies are battling melasma and hyperpigmentation. You may find out some good information or products that do work.
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