TopicalsFaded Brightening and Clearing Serum | Reduces Discoloration Post-Blemish Marks Scars Spots Contains Kojic Acid Niacinamide Dermatologist-tested Vegan Cruelty-Free Fl Oz

So full disclosure, I’ve used this product before about three years ago for a bad breakout and it cleared my hyperpigmentation completely. I had some hormonal issues in the past year which led to another breakout, so here I am again.I will sing this products praises until my dying days. This is just under a month of consistent use. The bottle says to use once a week and work your way up, but since I’ve used this before and know my skin best, I started at twice a week as part of my AM skincare routine with sunscreen as well as my other AM skincare products.After three weeks, I used it three times a week (M/W/F) using it mostly in the AM, but would sometimes apply as part of my PM routine instead if I wanted to do a more basic AM routine. I feel like after two months, the dark spots will be practically non-existent (I’ll update if I remember lol). If you are having a difficult time managing your hyperpigmentation, give this a shot. Topicals gave me my confidence back with this product, and for that, I’ll always be grateful and a regular customer!Some other stuff to note:- yes, it does have a smell, but it’s not bad at all. I’m not sensitive to smells so I don’t really mind it.- I have sensitive skin and this did not cause a reaction, however, ALWAYS PATCH TEST.- this is not sticky and actually feels very hydrating!

This product really works for me. I apply hyaluronic acid before my serum, and that combination gives me better results. I also make sure to use sunscreen. If you’re just starting out, go slow — it can irritate your skin if you overdo it. I began with twice a week, then increased to three times, and now I use it four times a week, even with my sensitive skin. It’s been a month, and I’ve already noticed a big difference: my skin texture has improved, it’s brighter, and for the first time ever, it feels smooth. I used to have rough, bumpy skin, and I’ve spent years looking for something that actually helps. I’m so glad I finally found this, and I can’t wait to see how my skin looks in five months.

This will be my first time trying after wanting to for so long. I hope it's all what's it's hyped up to be. The only thing is the smell but it goes away once you apply your moisturizer and sunscreen :)

Topicals’ Fading Cream is absolutely incredible! I’ve struggled with hyperpigmentation and stubborn dark spots for years, and after trying so many different products with little to no results, I am so glad I finally found this one. Within just a few weeks of consistent use, I noticed a huge difference — my dark spots started fading, and my overall skin tone looked so much more even and clear.What I really love is how gentle yet effective it is. It didn’t irritate my skin at all, which is rare for a product targeting hyperpigmentation. My skin looks healthier, brighter, and more confident than ever before.I would recommend Topicals’ Fading Cream to anyone and everyone dealing with dark spots or uneven skin tone. It’s truly a game-changer, and it’s now a permanent part of my skincare routine!

My skin type is combo, I live at mountainous area, so my skin prone to dry. My main concern was to treat the hyperpigmentation (sun spot) on my cheeks. The old sun spot is on my left cheek, it’s been there for probably 5 years now … from the lightest brown and now it’s getting darker brownish. The new sun spot is on my right cheek. I saw this product; Topicals Faded recommended by dermatologist (Youtube: Dr.Dray, Dr. Idriss). So does the almost positives reviews from other users. Although I did came across the info about the inconsistency of the product ingredients (Youtube: Mad About Skin). I would like to believe it will help to treat my hyperpigmentation, so I purchased the small tube in May 2024.At first I use once a week (as instructed), then use it everynight. It does has smell (but kinda like been masking). It’s not a big deal for me, I just want to removed the darkspot on my face.Now it’s January 2025, I’m on my last squeeze bit of the tube, I don’t see any major improvement on my darkspot. I do use sunscreen everyday. Maybe I need to purchase the big tube. But the price is a bit expensive for something that didn’t works for the last 8 months.Along the 8 months, I integrated other skincare in my routine i.e. Rohto Melano CC Vitamin C. After couple of weeks use, that’s the moment I saw the improvement. The new darkspot getting faded (but still visible, the old darkspot still look the same, and a random comedogenic are gone). I did integrated other product from Paula’s Choice on each couple of months but haven’t yet see any major improvement.I’m not so sure if I will purchase this Topicals Faded again. I agreed with other user who commented about the tube packaging (see the pic attached). I don’t like the experiences squeezing the tube but this is a personal preferences only.Something that I’m glad it didn’t break me out or anything. Hope this review helps anyone to make decision either to purchase it or hunting for other brand. It’s happy to read other reviews about this product working on them. To treat the hyperpigmentation indeed feels a bit like a long term adventure. Looking forward to heal mine.

I bought this for my daughter is actually working for her. She has staff in due to the staff. It causes dark marks on her body and they are clearing up love this product. I recommend to use the African net to wash up with this instead of a washcloth great results. It was literally Black in the crease of her arm and now it’s back to normal. Her leg. Need more use stitch of it. It’s clearing up but not all the way love love this product.