Hello all, I have a cosmetic question...I had a full hysterectomy 2 yrs. ago I am on the Climara patch, kindof going back and forth on the dosage right now, but I do have ALOT of brown spots, freckles...what is the best cream for this? Thanks:)
Cellular Labs De-Aging Cream. Has skin brighteners in it. Let me know if you want me to email you more information.
well first id get off the patch-go with an oral hormone-i take estradoil-low side affects-secound theres no cream to get rid of the freckles or spots.the patch just cant disripute the hormones correctly-my sis tried all of the patches,creams etc.she now takes what i take....low side affects,disriputes hormones thru your body....good luck...
Mary Kay's Even Complexion Essence.
Are they like aging spots? If so, why not try Esoterica or Porcelana? You should be able to buy either at a drugstore like Walgreens or CVS.
Hi Gina - I use a product line called Sense. It is made by USANA Health Sciences. I love this line for lots of reasons. One of the reasons is because it has no preservatives in it - it is a self-preserving formula. This is really important because the chemicals being used in skin care products are dangerous to our bodies. Whatever we put on our skin is absorbed into our body. Another reason is that it's really making a difference for my skin. Check out this website www.BeyondYourNow.com/sense.
If you have any questions or want to know more, feel free to contact me.
D.
Hi Gina,
I actually had the brown spots because of sun exposure and thought it was something I would live with. I tried dermabration and seen no difference. Then I started using a reversage cream from Reliv - only because I love all the other products and as a distributor wanted to say I used it...lol.
Within a year of using this my spots and discoloring are 95% clear - even though I still LOVE my sun - we boat all summer long.
Anyway...that is my experience and if you want to try that you can contact me via this email :)
Blessings,
L.
I would stress that no matter what cream you use, the spots are caused by sun damage (which your skin is more susceptible to due to the medication). So make sure that you use a SPF in addition to whatever cream you use. (I really like the Mary Kay "Day Solution SPF 25" because, surprisingly, it isn't greasy and it has antioxidants, etc in it)
The reason is because the spots are there to try to protect your skin from sun damage. As they get lighter, they protect less, so your skin could be damaged MORE if you aren't careful with the SPF.
I also suggest MK's Even Complexion Essence (being a MK consultant also, with customers that have had amazing results). It actually doesn't bleach your skin--it penetrates to where the colored skin cells are "piled up" on each O., and basically communicates to them to "spread out". As they exfoliate off, your spots get lighter, and the cells more evenly distributed.
Good luck! I hope that you find something that works well for you!
*Chassidy
Hello Gina!
I understand your dilemma. So many of us have been putting chemicals on our skin and we didn't even know it. So we need products that not only help with skin issues but that don't poison us in the process. I recommend the product that I use called Glimpse. Its is a category creator as it is chemical and toxin free for skin nutrition!
Please check out the photos in the following website, www.glimpsebeforeandafter.com and also check out my website which is www.maymangosteen.com/fruitsolution I do believe wholeheartedly in this product.
The juice has helped me tremendously, so much that I became a distributor. Thanks for checking it out. If you have any questions please feel free to email me at ____@____.com
Sincerely,
Tracey
Mary Kay has a product called Even Complexion Essence that helps with brown spts, tones them down, doesn't make them disappear completely. It takes some time to see the difference but is worth it. It is $35.
I am a consultant with MK if you need any help.
Good luck!
M.
A weird story that actually happened to me is that I got ringworm right on one of those brown age spots (from a horse I adopted). By the time I figured out that it was ringworm, it had already covered the spot area. I treated it and it went away along with the spot! It's been a few years and the spot hasn't come back. Not sure if I recommend doing this though!
