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Remedies for Hyperpigmentation

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Date: 01/26/2006 Topics: Beauty > Skin Care | Readers Request > Health  
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I have brown spots on my face. It is hyperpigmentation. Not even prescription creams have worked. Please help with any ideas.

NAN from CA
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By Juliet (Guest Post)
I have olive color skin and am 55 had brown spots that multiplies once March comes. I used whitening it did not work, lemon did not either. I would say they are quite stubborn.

I recently heard about Castor Oil, but not certain of the results. Anyone with such problem and had naturally solution?

Posted on 01/19/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Verma (Guest Post)
Apply milk to your face everyday for 10 minutes before going to bed. This has solved pigmentation.

Posted on 12/13/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Kiana (Guest Post)
Hi I've been trying to get rid of brown spots on my face for all while now and I've noticed that pretty much anything I have tryed has not been any help to the situation. But there is one thing I have tryed and that is using lemon juice. Rub it on the spots right after you take a shower every night you should see results in about a day. Also if you are a girl or woman of color than use Ambi Products. If you need more info on Ambi Products visited www.ambiflawlessskin.com

Posted on 10/27/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By help me (Guest Post)
I have this same problem and I have a dance very soon and I need to clear it up. It is all over my back and my chest area. I hate it and I am so self conscious of it too.

Posted on 09/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By suresh (Guest Post)
hi i am suresh from chennai. once i used vicco multipurpose cream in my face. There was a peeling on my skin after that. When i took bath it became worse and blood came out.. then after that the was a black spot in those areas. i went to doctor and now i am having a brown spot in my face. i need some home remedy to cure the spot. please help me as i need to attend a interview in a month.
thank you.

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By Donna (Guest Post)
After years of not protecting my face from the sun, I began developing a brown spot which became progressively darker, and then more spots followed. My sister actually tried to rub the spot off my face thinking I had chocolate on my face when the first spot became noticeable! These spots were getting larger and darker, and looked terrible.

I tried the lemon juice idea faithfully for some time and I will tell you, it did NOT work for me. However, I found what does: Avon has a product called Anew Clinical Laser. It is expensive -- $32 for a tube plus a tube of protector (SPF 30). This stuff is worth every penny. It works wonderfully. Within days I could see the spots were becoming lighter. After a month, they are almost gone.

The product is applied from a glass tube which has a tip with a ball-bearing which makes it possible to apply precisely where needed. I apply it to the spots frequently, probably about 3-5 times a day. (Usually when I go into the bathroom I take a minute to dab some on). There is enough product in the tube to remove many spots of deep discoloration.

Posted on 08/15/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Luke (Guest Post)
As a make up artist I come across this probelm quite often. hyper pigmentation is the swelling of the cappiliaries underneath the skin, in some cases these burst and cause a spots of hyperpigmentation as you say you have there. There is not a great deal that can be done other than cover up, and try to keep the area out of the sun as much as possible. A good sunblock all year round is recommended, however, there are products now that are able to lessen the appearance a good deal. In some cases they are able to irradicate them alltogether, depending on how old they are and how deep they. In my expereince, B Kamins rosacea treatment is excellent, however it is better for a pre makeup base initially. Also peter Thomas Roth do an amazing Oxygen mask that is also quite effective at diminishing the appearance of brown spots. it's also excellent post booze! (keep it in the fridge). there is another product I have been recommended by clients that i have had little experience of called Revive. They have an extremely stable vitamin c treatment which is said to treat the problem effectively. It is VERY pricy, but apprently worth its weight in gold. I hope this helps.

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By stephaniemorosi.com (Guest Post)
porcelena will remove some and keep future ones away

Posted on 02/11/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

By annabelle (Guest Post)
castor oil. it will take the pigment out

Posted on 01/28/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Lisa (Guest Post)
The absolute best thing for evening out skin tone AND clearing up any acne you might have is plain old lemon juice! I put this on right after cleansing twice each day for a couple of weeks and now just once a day, mostly at night before bed.

Posted on 01/27/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Mary (Guest Post)
I have found that regular peroxide (in the brown bottle) took the "age spot" off my hands...I am almost 59, with no spots!! Just dab it on the spots, and let it dry...do it ever night for about a week, you will see a BIG difference...NOw about once amonth, I "wash" my hands with it and just let them air dry!!

Posted on 01/26/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

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