I like your videos, please do more, I learn so much about skin care, and girl your forehead is as smooth as a baby's bottom looks great.....you have a very pretty face shape
Hi Dinah, there is a definite difference between the pigmentation on your eye and the ones on your cheek. My first thought when i started the video was how baby smooth your forehead looked, I cant see the lines at all! Have fun on your vacation!
I'm thinking of doing a spot-treatment, as you suggested. I have a few sun-spots on my cheeks also and before they get too dark, I want to try to fade them. Do you have a suggestion for a peel? I have a Mychelle fruit peel that I've been using for a few weeks, but the results are not strong enough. It is a 10% glycol peel.
@FaithersK Hi Faith! Make sure you use a good daily sunscreen (30spf or higher) to make sure those spot don't get any darker. We all agree that prevention is easier than trying to fade these stubborn spots! Since your skin seems to like glycolic acid, you can continue to a higher percentage. I like MUAC because you can ask CS for suggestions and they can help you with a plan. If your spots are new, a series of Alpha Hydroxy Acid peels and your sunscreen could fade them. I hope this helps! :)
@LittleMissForty You're very welcome! Because your skin is in great condition and well taken care of you would just need spot treatments to target and fade your spot(s). Have a great week!
@laurina411 Hi Laurina! I have tried the MUAC Fade Peel which has 2% kojic acid in a blend of glycolic (30%) and lactic acid (20%) which is a good, gentler AHA peel. Kojic acid is best at 2 to 4% and more effective as a leave on serum so it can help inhibit the tyrosinase enzyme and aid in fading. I use Cosmetic Skin Solution's Phyto Botanical Gel for that. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
Great updates Dinah! When you do the spot treatments, I look forward to seeing the video documentation as well as your observations. It's very interesting to see other people's before and after photos, but I get so much more out of these YT documentations. I appreciate you putting yourself out on YT to share your experience. Much success with this! Take care! :-) Julie
@123cetaphil I'll make sure to also take close-up photos too because I haven't done that in a while. You've been a large part of my support system here! Thanks a bunch! :)
I like your videos, please do more, I learn so much about skin care, and girl your forehead is as smooth as a baby's bottom looks great.....you have a very pretty face shape
ocgirl008 1 month ago
@ocgirl008 Thanks so much - you are very kind! I will be doing more skin care videos. :) I appreciate you watching and commenting! Take care!
dinahout 1 month ago
Hi Dinah, there is a definite difference between the pigmentation on your eye and the ones on your cheek. My first thought when i started the video was how baby smooth your forehead looked, I cant see the lines at all! Have fun on your vacation!
kimdemby 1 month ago
@kimdemby Hey Kim! Thanks for the support and encouragement! :) I'm looking forward to seeing my mom and family again!
dinahout 1 month ago
Great update:) When do you think you will you do your next one?
hairfashionmom 1 month ago
@hairfashionmom Thanks, Jen! I'm going out of town so I'll have to do my spot treatment when I return next month. Will keep you updated! :)
dinahout 1 month ago
I'm thinking of doing a spot-treatment, as you suggested. I have a few sun-spots on my cheeks also and before they get too dark, I want to try to fade them. Do you have a suggestion for a peel? I have a Mychelle fruit peel that I've been using for a few weeks, but the results are not strong enough. It is a 10% glycol peel.
FaithersK 1 month ago
@FaithersK Hi Faith! Make sure you use a good daily sunscreen (30spf or higher) to make sure those spot don't get any darker. We all agree that prevention is easier than trying to fade these stubborn spots! Since your skin seems to like glycolic acid, you can continue to a higher percentage. I like MUAC because you can ask CS for suggestions and they can help you with a plan. If your spots are new, a series of Alpha Hydroxy Acid peels and your sunscreen could fade them. I hope this helps! :)
dinahout 1 month ago
Thanks so much for this update Dina...I think I am going to go for a mild spot treatment...so looking forward to your upcoming vids xx
LittleMissForty 1 month ago
@LittleMissForty You're very welcome! Because your skin is in great condition and well taken care of you would just need spot treatments to target and fade your spot(s). Have a great week!
dinahout 1 month ago
Thank u for the info. Have u ever tried a kojic peel?
laurina411 1 month ago
@laurina411 Hi Laurina! I have tried the MUAC Fade Peel which has 2% kojic acid in a blend of glycolic (30%) and lactic acid (20%) which is a good, gentler AHA peel. Kojic acid is best at 2 to 4% and more effective as a leave on serum so it can help inhibit the tyrosinase enzyme and aid in fading. I use Cosmetic Skin Solution's Phyto Botanical Gel for that. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
dinahout 1 month ago
@dinahout Thank you for the great info...I'll let you know how it goes!
laurina411 1 month ago
@laurina411 Awesome! I look forward to hearing from you again! :)
dinahout 1 month ago
Great updates Dinah! When you do the spot treatments, I look forward to seeing the video documentation as well as your observations. It's very interesting to see other people's before and after photos, but I get so much more out of these YT documentations. I appreciate you putting yourself out on YT to share your experience. Much success with this! Take care! :-) Julie
123cetaphil 1 month ago
@123cetaphil I'll make sure to also take close-up photos too because I haven't done that in a while. You've been a large part of my support system here! Thanks a bunch! :)
dinahout 1 month ago