Vance

5y

@Campari was doing so well until i used TO niacinamide 10% and started breaking out a little

is that normal?

Campari

5y

Niacinamide in a high concentration can cause breakouts. I don’t think you’re purging because the ingredient doesn’t accelerate cell turnover like Retinol or Tretinoin. It may just be that you’re allergic to it in that high dose. It’s always best to patch test.

Jetpack

5y

What toner do you guys recommend?

Campari

5y

Chemical exfoliation and vibrant ingredients will get you right in no time.

• A good BHA like PC 2% will remove that gunk & dirt and rebuild skin layers

• A daily Vitamin C serum, something like Melano CC is cheap yet super effective

• I just recently picked this up but Topicals: Faded is packed with absolutely incredible ingredients, some of the best I've seen in years that combat hyperpigmentation:

Tranexamic Acid: Helps reduce the look of dark patches and post-blemish marks.

Niacinamide: Reduces the look of discoloration and uneven skin tone.

Azelaic Acid: Visibly brightens the skin tone, improves the evenness of skin texture, reduces the look of blemishes, and offers antioxidant support.

Kojic Acid: mildly exfoliates skin and inhibits melanocyte activation

Melatonin: Interrupts communication between melanocytes and keratinocytes, limits melanocyte stimulation, scavenges free radicals

Topicals is also a black owned skincare brand if anyone is curious or cares.

Zokkon

5y

which Melano CC product do you use? I'm seeing one that's an essence and another that's a "Skin Brightening Moisture Lotion"

Campari

5y

I don’t currently use Melano CC but the one I’m referring to is the Melano CC Vitamin C Brightening Essence:

Campari

5y

Chemical exfoliation and vibrant ingredients will get you right in no time.

• A good BHA like PC 2% will remove that gunk & dirt and rebuild skin layers

• A daily Vitamin C serum, something like Melano CC is cheap yet super effective

• I just recently picked this up but Topicals: Faded is packed with absolutely incredible ingredients, some of the best I've seen in years that combat hyperpigmentation:

Tranexamic Acid: Helps reduce the look of dark patches and post-blemish marks.

Niacinamide: Reduces the look of discoloration and uneven skin tone.

Azelaic Acid: Visibly brightens the skin tone, improves the evenness of skin texture, reduces the look of blemishes, and offers antioxidant support.

Kojic Acid: mildly exfoliates skin and inhibits melanocyte activation

Melatonin: Interrupts communication between melanocytes and keratinocytes, limits melanocyte stimulation, scavenges free radicals

Topicals is also a black owned skincare brand if anyone is curious or cares.

r3d

5y

Does this also work for the body?

The Darkest Angel

5y

Yall patch test or you just go for it?

Hi Roller

5y

read customer reviews, read ingredients and go for it

Campari

5y

Yes, all of these ingredients will still work for your body but you'll be spending a lot of money on 50mL products that are catered to last months on your face rather than the vast surface area on your body.

I listed some products in the last page which would be better:

• PC Weightless Body Treatment 2% BHA
• TO 2% BHA + 30% AHA
• Kojic Soap

The Darkest Angel

5y

Yall patch test or you just go for it?