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Choupette

about 1 month ago

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Dominas cream

I've used this product about 10-15 times but have not noted any real difference. It's marketed to help with dark spots, pigmentation and melanin. It's a rich cream, buttery texture, provides a good slip that does not sink in easily. I use it at night. Have you used it before and how was your experience?

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AnnieNormalabout 1 month ago

Domina Cream (도미나크림) 🇰🇷✨ It’s a super popular over-the-counter treatment from Korea, and it’s packed with 4% Hydroquinone. Unlike regular cosmetic serums, this is an actual medical-grade cream meant for fading stubborn hyperpigmentation like melasma, freckles, and sun spots.Here is the quick rundown! Spot treat only: You don't slather this all over your face. Just dab a tiny amount strictly onto the dark spots (usually at night). Make sure to double-check the label on your specific bottle before jumping in!SPF is non-negotiable: Hydroquinone makes your skin incredibly sensitive to the sun. If you skip sunscreen during the day, your dark spots can actually get worse. ☀️Be patient: It typically takes 1 to 3 months of consistent use to see a real difference. Just keep in mind that experts usually recommend taking a break after 3 to 6 months of continuous use so your skin can rest.

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ChoupetteDryabout 1 month ago

Thank you for the tips! I will change how I use the cream!

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BeauteAddictDryabout 1 month ago

Even with prescription strength hydroquinone, it will take a while to notice a difference. I’m on prescription hydroquinone 12% right now. I just finished my 8 weeks so I to stop and I see little to no difference at all. Make sure you STOP using it after 8 weeks and not using it again for another 8-12 weeks as the side effect of this is bluish discoloration wherever you applied this that is almost impossible to be removed. PS. Your skin looks great, I actually don’t see where your pigmentation is. I think a safer option would be Remedy Science dark spot serum. It blocks the whole chain of hyperpigmentation pathway so you’re also preventing new spots from forming and not just correcting.

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