Using sunscreen daily is what made the biggest difference in my Melasma. It's faded to a point of almost not being visible unless you look really close in bright light. Think about applying sunscreen like brushing your teeth. It's a daily routine. Some people tell me "I don't even go outside"- yeah, but you have windows in your house, don't you? Unless you live in a basement you need sunscreen. It's the visible light not just the UVA & UVB - so make sure to use a good bright spectrum one that feels good so you will use it.
Please do the video on oral tranexamic acid!!! Have been successfully managing melasma after kids since 2020 and do well with SPF, tretinoin/azelaic acid, and short term hydroquinone every fall. But I’m so curious about this medication!
A few tips for warmer weather: invest in a portable fan that goes around your shoulders during peak hours of warm weather outside. Also avoid metal framed sunglasses as they can draw heat to the face and cause pigmentation as well.
Exactly what I thought too Ruby ❤ I mean makeup or no makeup Dr Ellis is always stunning 😍 but yes this video I loved her hair makeup and outfit! 💗 and beautiful she looks all natural … bloody lucky woman! 🙌💖
My husband has had that, what looks like melasma on the side of his neck and top of his head. He hasn’t been diagnosed but he says he’s had it all his life, comes and goes. It’s very hard for me to convince him to wear sunscreen all the time, oh well. but he’s gotten better. Thank you Dr. Ellis for posting .
Just putting it out there-subliminal affirmations for perfect skin and beauty on Borlest work wonders. If you’ve never tried it, now’s the time. You’ll be amazed at the difference!
Melasma is an awful curse- got it a few years ago only on my upper lip- NOT where you want it. Was never pregnant- no idea what caused it. In my mid-late 40s. Can’t use oral tranexamic acid due to a past pulmonary embolism. Have been using Tretinoin, hydroquinone, and desonide but it’s such a pain.
Thank you for this video! I am currently on a treatment plan with my dermatologist that includes topical Tretinoin and Hydroquinone and oral Tranexamic acid. I was just reading about the link between HRT and melasma. Thank you for confirming this, as I may need to talk to my dermatologist about getting off of this to improve my chances of getting rid of this. This was such a helpful video!
I’ve had all kinds of skin issues, from dryness to redness, but after trying the subliminal affirmations on borlest, my skin has become so much healthier and balanced. I’m really impressed!
Thanks for this explanation on melasma triggers and treatments. What do you think of using a red light therapy booth if someone is prone to sun spots / melasma?
I do all that you recommend. No topicals work. My hormones are in the normal range. I stay out of the sun. I stay away from windows. I wear UV bluestone visors. I use UV umbrellas. I don't let water or snow reflect on my face. I don't wear hats as they make me hot. I wear neck fans to cool down. I put blue light shields on all of my devices. I don't get steam on my face from cooking or unloading the dishwasher. I don't have hot showers. I'm not on any BC. I don't exercise. I literally do nothing in order for my melasma to not spread, but it still does. And the places I got melasma do not budge or fade. I apply 4 layers of sunscreen in the morning both chemical and mineral. Both with a SPF 40 or 50 P++++. All I apply is sunscreen no other make-up. If I have to scratch my face I apply more sunscreen to do so. My doctor won't let me go on oral tranexamic acid pills due to blood clot risks. Melasma has made me more depressed than all of my other autoimmune diseases (which do not contribute to my melasma). I cannot do activities with my child because of melasma. I'm a bit emotional here, but to clarify I do activities with my son. I just have to be careful when it comes to outdoor activities. If I cannot partake than my husband subs in for me. But I feel like I am missing out. I just want to be free from all of the health crap. I don't hang out with friends because of my melasma. No one that I know has melasma. This disease is devastating and controlling. NOTHING WORKS!
I’ve never felt more understood in my life! I’ve tried it all, nothing works. It controls every aspect of my life and has caused major depression. Nobody understands how devastating it is to wake up with this condition everyday.
Sunscreen all the time and till have on my upper lips. Was on vacation and layers tons of sunscreen and came back with darker melasma on my upper lips. Just saying.
She mentioned that being pregnant can cause melasma. I have 4 kids, and for each pregnancy, I have the most beautiful skin. It's a struggle. I don't know what I really believe in.
I completely understand how it feels. I’ve tried everything you’ve mentioned, spent a lot of money on promising treatments and cosmetics, but nothing has changed. I can’t go out without makeup, and it’s hard to cover. So many times, people have asked why my skin looks burned just because they see the patches. I don’t know… the next step, I think, is to accept that I’ll have to live with melasma and try to embrace it. But honestly, I’m struggling to do that.
Useful information. Dermatologists FAILED to provide me adequate supervision in use of prescribed medicinals. Clearly they lacked knowledge or were just lax. Now I know!👍🏼👍🏽👍🏻
I used musely for over a year and all it did was create blotches. Plus an allergic reaction to retinoid that they never helped me through… seems like it worked better on ppl with paler skin and not olive skin like me. Since then I’ve only been using sunscreen and finding shade but I need more. I’m scared to try retinoids again but it seems like I should. Thanks so much for this video.
You mention hormones that drive melasma. Are there hormones that can improve melasma? I had a dermatologist tell me that the root of melasma is actually hormonal. So I’m wondering, if that is the case, could people with melasma be deficient in certain hormones that prevent melasma? Would balancing one’s hormones potentially improve the appearance of melasma?
Thank you. So informative! Just wondering if oral spironolactone can worsen melasma? I watched your video about spiro and it seems like a promising acne treatment but there was no mention of melasma so I was just wondering. Birth control did wonders for my acne but made the melasma worse so I stopped it. As predicted my acne came back with a vengeance but my melasma improved. It's so tricky having both acne and melasma :( It's like picking the lesser of the two evils.
Hi Sam, I love your videos thank you for your time and knowledge 🥰 I have a problem with hypo pigmentation which appeared after using Sally Hansen bleaching cream on my face. Could you please recommend me a good way to treat it ?
Dr.sam thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge to us we have learned a lot about different skins problems and conditions Will love to try your skincare brand can please make those products available at Walmart or Target
I never knew I had melasma till I got an IPL treatment. Lots of the pigment flaked but I ended up with a 1cm very dark patch on the central face which I still deal with years later (and I had never really noticed before IPL). Likely it was the heat. What dose of oral tranexamic acid do you use for your patients?
It's very effective - I use products with thiamidol since a year with great results. You can use it 4 times a day and add to routine with retinoids, vitamin C and all other effective melasma treatments.
1. People seatch for a "cure" 2. Not having a long-term tretament strategy 3. Not wearing sunscreen 4. Not wearig enough sunscreen1/4 tsp for the face 5. Relying exclusively in sunscreen (wide brim hats) 6. Treating melasma while being on birth control 7. Not using prescription topicals 8. Not considering oral trenaxemic acid 9. Not avoiding excess heat and blue light (not phones, sun emmited)
I developed melasma very recently for the first time in my life. On both cheeks. It literally appeared overnight. I woke up one day and it was there in full force. It didn’t develop gradually, and it hasn’t gotten any worse so far. I am Indian and 66. I have never had children or been on birth control or HRT. It looks awful.
I've had an under eye patch for ~5 years. Nothing helps. And I think it started to spread. I've used 20% azaleic acid for 3 years nightly. It helped me with other things but not with this... I've used many acids since then because of acne, to keep my skin relatively discoloration-free (and of course spf50 always). I thought it happened because I wear glasses and the spf might have been wiped off when I sweat. But I also had thyroid issues flare at the time it showed up. Or once I used a self-tanner on my face which was a stupid idea. I thought there's a way to get rid of it.. well... at least now I'm not delusional about it lol. I guess I could get better with my uv protection... But when I'm biking, and I'm sweaty, and I need to wear my glasses (or sunglasses even if I use lenses), with my makeup on (acne scars..).. I can't wear a hat because I'm already wearing a helmet (with a peak but I don't think it helps). It's the biggest struggle for me. I use a thin layer of a tissue to suck out the sweat and then use spray spf 50 during the day but I don't feel it's helping in that particular area where the glasses touch my skin. I'm starting to wonder if I should just put a bandaid on that patch for situations like that.
I have sun spots and melasma and use an LED mask. Mine has not gotten worse. I’ve been using it for a year. I have the current body LED mask. I know you asked her, but I thought I’d comment about my experience. 😊
@@iamsoborrredthank you for sharing your experience! Hearing this makes me feel much better about my purchase. I have the one from Higherdose and can’t wait to use it.
Hi Dr. Sam Ellis! I thought a lot of laser treatments actually make melasma worse because they put heat into the skin. What laser treatments are helpful for melasma?
@@itrinhJust keep an eye on the pigmentation daily. I used red light therapy and had it worsen very quickly. I'm in a skincare group where about 50% of the people had to stop using red light. Every person is different so I would just recommend being mindful of your pigmentation.
I have Melasma on my forearms. I wear sun sleeves and sunscreen. I do not do anything else. It does not bother me since I do not have it on my face yet.
I understand the clinical findings dont support blue light to be a trigger ror fair individuals but that has NOT been my personal experience. I get rosacea and pigment flares not just from devices but also just sitting next to a lamp. Fitzpatrick type 2 and its a constant struggle FR 😔😕
Hi Sam, this is off subject but I hope you can help me. If you have a fingernail fungus, if you touch your face or hair (because it’s on the finger), can it spread to ringworm on the face or scalp?
I'm wearing sunscreen on a daily basis even though I'm just at home, but it does nothing to protect me from darkening melasma. I just went swimming at the beach one day and my face was covered with 50+++ UVA/UVA sunscreen For a one day swimming my melasma is as black as ass now. And it's so difficult to lighten it again.
A lot of times it’s triggered by the heat. Mine is always worse in the summer (and there’s some laser treatments my derm doesn’t recommend for those areas for me bc it the heat)
I can’t believe people who can afford to go to the dermatologist wouldn’t wear sunscreen… like you’re probably spending more at the doc than you would on sunscreen. It’s so silly to me. I can’t afford it and I still wear it everyday. Why spend so much on treatments just to throw it away by not putting it on in the morning? Come on people! 😹
I didn’t think anything could help with my acne scars, but after listening to the subliminal affirmations on borlest for a while, I’ve started to notice they’re actually fading. It’s such a relief.
I’ve always had bad skin, especially acne, and I was tired of trying all the expensive stuff. The subliminal affirmations on borlest have honestly been the one thing that’s made a real difference. My skin feels so much better now.
I have my prescription in the drawer tretinoinand HQ mixed. My question is how often do I use it in a week, every day? I usually use tretinoin by itself so if I start this how do I incorporate it in my routine? What can be use the days that are not this actives?
Honestly, my skin has never looked this good. Whether it was breakouts or rough texture, the subliminal affirmations on borlest helped smooth everything out. It’s amazing how much has changed!
Chemical sunscreen Nivea uv face gave me melasma within seconds of being close to sun only the heat absorbed by the sunscreen marked my cheek within seconds.
Did the sunscreen have the old generation of chemical filters? Older generation chemical filters may cause irritation, combined with this sunlight, may have caused hyperpigmentation.
I've struggled with breakouts forever and nothing seemed to work. I’ve been listening to the subliminal affirmations on borlest for a few weeks now, and I swear my skin has never looked this clear. I didn’t expect it to work, but it really did.
To be honest, I didn’t expect much from the subliminal affirmations on borlest, but my skin has improved so much. I’ve had fewer breakouts and it’s looking clearer every day. So happy I found this!"
The fact that nobody talks about subliminal affirmations for perfect skin and beauty on Borlest speaks volumes about how people are missing out. Trust me on this-using subliminals can change your life. The power of the mind to heal and transform your skin is incredible when you tap into the right frequencies.
Using sunscreen daily is what made the biggest difference in my Melasma. It's faded to a point of almost not being visible unless you look really close in bright light. Think about applying sunscreen like brushing your teeth. It's a daily routine. Some people tell me "I don't even go outside"- yeah, but you have windows in your house, don't you? Unless you live in a basement you need sunscreen. It's the visible light not just the UVA & UVB - so make sure to use a good bright spectrum one that feels good so you will use it.
Which sunscreen do you like and use ? Thank you ❤
Please do the video on oral tranexamic acid!!! Have been successfully managing melasma after kids since 2020 and do well with SPF, tretinoin/azelaic acid, and short term hydroquinone every fall. But I’m so curious about this medication!
A few tips for warmer weather: invest in a portable fan that goes around your shoulders during peak hours of warm weather outside. Also avoid metal framed sunglasses as they can draw heat to the face and cause pigmentation as well.
We need a makeup tutorial of your recent looks. You look stunning!
Exactly what I thought too Ruby ❤ I mean makeup or no makeup Dr Ellis is always stunning 😍 but yes this video I loved her hair makeup and outfit! 💗 and beautiful she looks all natural … bloody lucky woman! 🙌💖
My husband has had that, what looks like melasma on the side of his neck and top of his head. He hasn’t been diagnosed but he says he’s had it all his life, comes and goes. It’s very hard for me to convince him to wear sunscreen all the time, oh well. but he’s gotten better.
Thank you Dr. Ellis for posting .
Just putting it out there-subliminal affirmations for perfect skin and beauty on Borlest work wonders. If you’ve never tried it, now’s the time. You’ll be amazed at the difference!
Melasma is an awful curse- got it a few years ago only on my upper lip- NOT where you want it. Was never pregnant- no idea what caused it. In my mid-late 40s. Can’t use oral tranexamic acid due to a past pulmonary embolism. Have been using Tretinoin, hydroquinone, and desonide but it’s such a pain.
i’ve had it on my upper lip nearly my entire life!! it’s not fun
Would love to hear about Tranexamic Acid in pill form. I've heard about it, but am concerned about any of the serious side effects.
Same!
Thank you for this video! I am currently on a treatment plan with my dermatologist that includes topical Tretinoin and Hydroquinone and oral Tranexamic acid. I was just reading about the link between HRT and melasma. Thank you for confirming this, as I may need to talk to my dermatologist about getting off of this to improve my chances of getting rid of this. This was such a helpful video!
Dr Ellis your makeup is looking amazing!
I’ve had all kinds of skin issues, from dryness to redness, but after trying the subliminal affirmations on borlest, my skin has become so much healthier and balanced. I’m really impressed!
Thanks for this explanation on melasma triggers and treatments. What do you think of using a red light therapy booth if someone is prone to sun spots / melasma?
elta broad spectrum tinted sunscreen! unbelievable, affordable, kind to skin. love it
Doc today just now came across ur channel from NJ , loved 🥰,so subscribed --- I am suffering from Melazma when I was in my 30s😢, now I am 52
I have also incorporated looking at the UV index on my weather app. I try to avoid being outside (within reason, of course) during peak UV hours.
I do all that you recommend. No topicals work. My hormones are in the normal range. I stay out of the sun. I stay away from windows. I wear UV bluestone visors. I use UV umbrellas. I don't let water or snow reflect on my face. I don't wear hats as they make me hot. I wear neck fans to cool down. I put blue light shields on all of my devices. I don't get steam on my face from cooking or unloading the dishwasher. I don't have hot showers. I'm not on any BC. I don't exercise. I literally do nothing in order for my melasma to not spread, but it still does. And the places I got melasma do not budge or fade. I apply 4 layers of sunscreen in the morning both chemical and mineral. Both with a SPF 40 or 50 P++++. All I apply is sunscreen no other make-up. If I have to scratch my face I apply more sunscreen to do so. My doctor won't let me go on oral tranexamic acid pills due to blood clot risks. Melasma has made me more depressed than all of my other autoimmune diseases (which do not contribute to my melasma). I cannot do activities with my child because of melasma. I'm a bit emotional here, but to clarify I do activities with my son. I just have to be careful when it comes to outdoor activities. If I cannot partake than my husband subs in for me. But I feel like I am missing out. I just want to be free from all of the health crap. I don't hang out with friends because of my melasma. No one that I know has melasma. This disease is devastating and controlling. NOTHING WORKS!
I’ve never felt more understood in my life! I’ve tried it all, nothing works. It controls every aspect of my life and has caused major depression. Nobody understands how devastating it is to wake up with this condition everyday.
Sunscreen all the time and till have on my upper lips. Was on vacation and layers tons of sunscreen and came back with darker melasma on my upper lips. Just saying.
She mentioned that being pregnant can cause melasma. I have 4 kids, and for each pregnancy, I have the most beautiful skin. It's a struggle. I don't know what I really believe in.
I completely understand how it feels. I’ve tried everything you’ve mentioned, spent a lot of money on promising treatments and cosmetics, but nothing has changed. I can’t go out without makeup, and it’s hard to cover. So many times, people have asked why my skin looks burned just because they see the patches. I don’t know… the next step, I think, is to accept that I’ll have to live with melasma and try to embrace it. But honestly, I’m struggling to do that.
My friend told me she gets IPL treatments three times a year which is very costly but she said it has worked for her.
Thank you so much for this and all your videos. What do you think about a Cosmelan peel for melasma?
Useful information. Dermatologists FAILED to provide me adequate supervision in use of prescribed medicinals. Clearly they lacked knowledge or were just lax. Now I know!👍🏼👍🏽👍🏻
I used musely for over a year and all it did was create blotches. Plus an allergic reaction to retinoid that they never helped me through… seems like it worked better on ppl with paler skin and not olive skin like me. Since then I’ve only been using sunscreen and finding shade but I need more. I’m scared to try retinoids again but it seems like I should. Thanks so much for this video.
You mention hormones that drive melasma. Are there hormones that can improve melasma? I had a dermatologist tell me that the root of melasma is actually hormonal. So I’m wondering, if that is the case, could people with melasma be deficient in certain hormones that prevent melasma? Would balancing one’s hormones potentially improve the appearance of melasma?
Thank you. So informative! Just wondering if oral spironolactone can worsen melasma? I watched your video about spiro and it seems like a promising acne treatment but there was no mention of melasma so I was just wondering. Birth control did wonders for my acne but made the melasma worse so I stopped it. As predicted my acne came back with a vengeance but my melasma improved. It's so tricky having both acne and melasma :( It's like picking the lesser of the two evils.
Dealing with this too. Hoping to find the right balance
Hi Sam, I love your videos thank you for your time and knowledge 🥰 I have a problem with hypo pigmentation which appeared after using Sally Hansen bleaching cream on my face. Could you please recommend me a good way to treat it ?
Dr.sam thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge to us we have learned a lot about different skins problems and conditions
Will love to try your skincare brand can please make those products available at Walmart or Target
I never knew I had melasma till I got an IPL treatment. Lots of the pigment flaked but I ended up with a 1cm very dark patch on the central face which I still deal with years later (and I had never really noticed before IPL). Likely it was the heat.
What dose of oral tranexamic acid do you use for your patients?
I also had mine flare from IPL. We are not candidates
Hi dr sam ellis thank you for this video 😊 xx
Are you familiar with Thiamidol? An ingredient from Eucerin to treat hiperpigmentation?
It's very effective - I use products with thiamidol since a year with great results. You can use it 4 times a day and add to routine with retinoids, vitamin C and all other effective melasma treatments.
@@Wymagajaceplthank you!
I've seen one derm do a video covering thiamidol, Dr Alexis Stephens.
1. People seatch for a "cure"
2. Not having a long-term tretament strategy
3. Not wearing sunscreen
4. Not wearig enough sunscreen1/4 tsp for the face
5. Relying exclusively in sunscreen (wide brim hats)
6. Treating melasma while being on birth control
7. Not using prescription topicals
8. Not considering oral trenaxemic acid
9. Not avoiding excess heat and blue light (not phones, sun emmited)
Hello Dr Sam! Is the halo laser safe for someone who suffers from melasma?☀️
I have had good results from the Melanage peel in addition to tretinoin and 8% hydroquinone and cycles of Trenxiemic acid orally
I developed melasma very recently for the first time in my life. On both cheeks. It literally appeared overnight. I woke up one day and it was there in full force. It didn’t develop gradually, and it hasn’t gotten any worse so far. I am Indian and 66. I have never had children or been on birth control or HRT. It looks awful.
Can you use red light therapy (masks/wand) if you have melasma? What lasers can you use if you have melasma? Thank you!
I've had an under eye patch for ~5 years. Nothing helps. And I think it started to spread. I've used 20% azaleic acid for 3 years nightly. It helped me with other things but not with this... I've used many acids since then because of acne, to keep my skin relatively discoloration-free (and of course spf50 always).
I thought it happened because I wear glasses and the spf might have been wiped off when I sweat. But I also had thyroid issues flare at the time it showed up. Or once I used a self-tanner on my face which was a stupid idea. I thought there's a way to get rid of it.. well... at least now I'm not delusional about it lol.
I guess I could get better with my uv protection... But when I'm biking, and I'm sweaty, and I need to wear my glasses (or sunglasses even if I use lenses), with my makeup on (acne scars..).. I can't wear a hat because I'm already wearing a helmet (with a peak but I don't think it helps). It's the biggest struggle for me. I use a thin layer of a tissue to suck out the sweat and then use spray spf 50 during the day but I don't feel it's helping in that particular area where the glasses touch my skin. I'm starting to wonder if I should just put a bandaid on that patch for situations like that.
Do you do virtual consults for Melasma?
Hi Dr, will red light therapy increase melasma? I recently purchased a led mask and was wondering if that’ll make it worse.
I have sun spots and melasma and use an LED mask. Mine has not gotten worse. I’ve been using it for a year. I have the current body LED mask. I know you asked her, but I thought I’d comment about my experience. 😊
@@iamsoborrredthank you for sharing your experience! Hearing this makes me feel much better about my purchase. I have the one from Higherdose and can’t wait to use it.
A high quality red light LED mask shouldn’t worsen melasma 🙂
Hi Dr. Sam Ellis! I thought a lot of laser treatments actually make melasma worse because they put heat into the skin. What laser treatments are helpful for melasma?
@@itrinhJust keep an eye on the pigmentation daily. I used red light therapy and had it worsen very quickly. I'm in a skincare group where about 50% of the people had to stop using red light. Every person is different so I would just recommend being mindful of your pigmentation.
If I live in the PNW and our UV Index is 2 or below, do I still need the 2 finger rule in winter?
I have Melasma on my forearms. I wear sun sleeves and sunscreen. I do not do anything else. It does not bother me since I do not have it on my face yet.
You are so lucky not to have it on your face. I wouldn’t care about it being anywhere else on my body.
Does anyone know if you need a break from oral tranexamic acid like hydroquinone?
I had crystal clear skin and now I suddenly got plasma on my left cheek and upper lips :( am sooo worried
Hi Dr Sam, what about marina coil. I was told that even if it realeases progesterone, it's localised, so it doesn't contribute to malasma.
Hi!! Is the Prequel urea lotion going to come back in stock before the end of the year? 😢
Yes pls do an oral TXA video! Pls address peripartum and pregnancy.
ummm is hydroquinone not illegal in the states? It is in Canada. My bf was going to bring me some back from Nigeria but it was confiscated.....
I understand the clinical findings dont support blue light to be a trigger ror fair individuals but that has NOT been my personal experience. I get rosacea and pigment flares not just from devices but also just sitting next to a lamp. Fitzpatrick type 2 and its a constant struggle FR 😔😕
I wonder if the heat from sitting in front of my red light panel is enough to trigger excess pigment production.
Hi Sam, this is off subject but I hope you can help me. If you have a fingernail fungus, if you touch your face or hair (because it’s on the finger), can it spread to ringworm on the face or scalp?
Thoughts on hibiclens soap? is it good enough to prevent body odor?
It’s great! Similar to benzoyl peroxide, it can kill odor-producing bacteria.
@@DrSamEllis Can i use it daily?
@@chemmy8062I wouldn’t I’ve seen a lady develop adverse bacterial infections from bathing with hibiclens lens everyday
Hey Ellis what if someone has already scanty period how can one go for oral tansxamic supplement?
I'm wearing sunscreen on a daily basis even though I'm just at home, but it does nothing to protect me from darkening melasma. I just went swimming at the beach one day and my face was covered with 50+++ UVA/UVA sunscreen
For a one day swimming my melasma is as black as ass now. And it's so difficult to lighten it again.
A lot of times it’s triggered by the heat. Mine is always worse in the summer (and there’s some laser treatments my derm doesn’t recommend for those areas for me bc it the heat)
Thank you!!!! 🙏☺️❤️
Link to sweater, TIA!
this is informative! Unspotted night serum by Lion Pose helped me with my dark spots and hyperpigmentation.
Thanks🌸
You mentioned tretinoin.. how about over the counter retinol specifically skinceuticals 1.0 retinol? Can it help also?
No
Can you exfoliate when using tri Luma }
Doctor - how about tranexemic via IV? :-)
Can perimenopausal women take oral tranexamic acid? Please make a full video.thsnk you
I can’t believe people who can afford to go to the dermatologist wouldn’t wear sunscreen… like you’re probably spending more at the doc than you would on sunscreen. It’s so silly to me. I can’t afford it and I still wear it everyday. Why spend so much on treatments just to throw it away by not putting it on in the morning? Come on people! 😹
I didn’t think anything could help with my acne scars, but after listening to the subliminal affirmations on borlest for a while, I’ve started to notice they’re actually fading. It’s such a relief.
I’ve always had bad skin, especially acne, and I was tired of trying all the expensive stuff. The subliminal affirmations on borlest have honestly been the one thing that’s made a real difference. My skin feels so much better now.
I got the worst melasma after Morpheus 8 Worse treatment ever
I have my prescription in the drawer tretinoinand HQ mixed. My question is how often do I use it in a week, every day? I usually use tretinoin by itself so if I start this how do I incorporate it in my routine? What can be use the days that are not this actives?
Honestly, my skin has never looked this good. Whether it was breakouts or rough texture, the subliminal affirmations on borlest helped smooth everything out. It’s amazing how much has changed!
Chemical sunscreen Nivea uv face gave me melasma within seconds of being close to sun only the heat absorbed by the sunscreen marked my cheek within seconds.
Did the sunscreen have the old generation of chemical filters? Older generation chemical filters may cause irritation, combined with this sunlight, may have caused hyperpigmentation.
I've struggled with breakouts forever and nothing seemed to work. I’ve been listening to the subliminal affirmations on borlest for a few weeks now, and I swear my skin has never looked this clear. I didn’t expect it to work, but it really did.
To be honest, I didn’t expect much from the subliminal affirmations on borlest, but my skin has improved so much. I’ve had fewer breakouts and it’s looking clearer every day. So happy I found this!"
The fact that nobody talks about subliminal affirmations for perfect skin and beauty on Borlest speaks volumes about how people are missing out. Trust me on this-using subliminals can change your life. The power of the mind to heal and transform your skin is incredible when you tap into the right frequencies.