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AVOID MIXING THESE ANTI AGING PRODUCTS WITH THESE INGREDIENTS:
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ANTI AGING INGREDIENTS YOU SHOULD NEVER MIX**
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Treating Hyperpigmentation Naturally can be a slow and frustrating process especially if you have melasma or darker skin.
Clinical studies have shown that the best results come from a combined protocol of professional tretments AND prescribed home care.
**Links to Sources and Product Suggestions are below**
Treating hyperpigmentation naturally with these ingredients can help lighten hyperpigmentation over time by inhibiting tyrosinase production. Tyrosinase is an enzyme that is needed to turn the pigment brown.
So instead of using a bleaching agent such as hydroquinone, you can use some of these natural ingredients.
We briefly go over the common known ingredients such as green tea, Azelaic acid and L-Ascorbic acid but we go more into natural ingredients that have actually shown in clinical studies that it helps lighten hyperpigmentation.
One clinical study showed that when vitamin C is used with a process called iontophoresis, the results were significantly better than without.
Treating hyperpigmentation Naturally for dark skin will be next week
Many of the natural ingredients performed better in treating hyperpigmentation when paired with another ingredient that increased skin penetration.
The source for the clinical studies based on these ingredients can be found on my blog:
Some of the products that have the ingredients will be listed below:
Sunscreen containing Niacinimide and Arbutin, : bit.ly/antiagin...
Hyperigmentation Cream: bit.ly/brighten...
Niacinimide Serum:amzn.to/2zdlBx7
Vitamin C Serum (may not be recommended for senstive skin types)- amzn.to/2Hklnss
If you have dry, senstive skin this may be a better alternative for you:bit.ly/Nightrep...
Translucent Powder to help with Hyperpigmentation: bit.ly/hyperpig...
Deep Exfoliating Product for Hyperpigmentation-bit.ly/brighten...
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@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

What natural ingredients have you NOT heard of? Some examples of products are in the description. More coming for products!

@ClarkyWarky 4 года назад

ALOE GEL. I sleep with an aloe gel mask everyday for the past 4 weeks and seen a SIGNIFICANT improvement! Noting else has seemed to work as good.

@pineapple365 3 года назад

Is the mask an 100% aloe gel and nothing else?

@Vod77 3 года назад

Yeah i love aloe vera gel. I used on my scalp too and saw volumizing effect and less hair fall

@sharonjohn9430 5 лет назад

Using a tinted sunscreen with iron oxides helps with hyperpigmentation in darker skin. Also LRP Cicaplast Baum B5 helps.

@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

Hi Sharon, thank you for watching! Yup. Tinted sunscreens work better for darker skin tones than the white sunscreens!

@staradesiyan 4 года назад

Hi Sharon can you give an example of some sun cream that is good for dark skinned people. Thanks

@dynamitedynamite2737 4 года назад

Really so tinted sunscreens are better , any good ones you know of ? Will that help melasma or old post inflammatory hyperpigmentation on dark skin ? What’s cicaplast ??

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

They are better for camouflaging darker skin tone but as far as sunscreen capability, it is more the SPF.

@cz387 3 года назад

Christy, you are without a doubt, the best :) Super informative video, Ilove it!

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

Thank you Claudia for watching! ; )

@Maryann720 5 лет назад

Always enjoy watching your video's.....so helpful, and learning how to care for our skin! Thank you so much! ⚘❤

@mrsmileva5337 5 лет назад

Thank you Christy! Awesome and helpful as always! I love the quality and depth of information in your videos. 🤗❤🤩😘🇨🇦

@joanp105 5 лет назад

Christy, Ilearn so very much from every vlog that you give us. Many thanks👍

@bernardetesantos7041 4 года назад

Thanks so much for your help ♥️

@muiawat 5 лет назад

Great video ! U mentioned all the antipigmentation ingredients I’m interested in ... And I wanted to let u know I really liked your video today because I liked how u mainly stayed in one location . I get so distracted from all the background Changes

@krishnapurkayastha6077 4 года назад

Very informative, thanks

@junedaisy707 4 года назад

Finally! Kuddos to your disclaimer! I'm tire of hearing from other dermatologists that just because a product has shown scientific positive evidence it doesn't mean is going to work for everyone. The same holds true for ingredients that aren't backed by science, yet some people use it and it works for them.

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Thank you Ada Ada for watching! This is because Dermatologists work with skin diseases and disorders and estheticians actually work with products on the skin. This is based on my many years of experience on thousands of types of skin and not just my own.

@tomjones2157 5 лет назад

This is fabulous!

@romiehutson5230 5 лет назад

I love your endless knowledge for skin ingriedents. I tell e erroneous about yoy❤️❤️❤️👍🏼🙋🏻‍♀️🌻

@paulinel.3341 5 лет назад

Really informative video!

@ElizabethYateshair 4 года назад

I love your videos! Thankyou so much

@jennlamat6382 5 лет назад

Learn so much from you❤❤

@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

Thank you, Jani for watching! 😍

@sarahskinglow1979 5 лет назад

Always looking forward for your videos ,love you Christy for caring for us💞💞💞💯💯💯💯💯💯💞💞💖💖💖💖💖💖💖👌👌👍👍👍👌

@angelaguillen8972 5 лет назад

Beautiful videos, thank you so much, can you make special videos about lips care ?

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Here is on I did a while back. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h8_w4N6rKVo.html

@valeriaajayi1405 5 лет назад

Thanks Christy. How many of these ingredients can we combine into the same product?

@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

Hi Valeria, it depends on t he formulation. I would leave it to the professionals to create the product.

@joeymccune2708 2 года назад

So informative thank you 🙏

@GoSeeChristy 2 года назад

Glad to hear it! I really appreciate your feedback!

@seanharrison9912 3 года назад

Hi Christy 👋 got bad hyperpigmentation from strong hydroquinone from a dermatologist when my initial melasm wasn't too bad 😔. Any suggestions how to recover from this. Thanks.

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

Hi Sean, since I cannot see your skin, just a few questions, did it have retin a or tretinoin in it? What other products were you using? Where is the melasma?

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

Please go to my instagram go see christy and DM me. I need to see your skin in good day light. Thank you!

@javeriakarim5837 3 года назад

Please make review on hylronic acid japanies products like hadal labo

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

Some hada labo have ingredients that are not the best for skin. Please remember it is NOT the brand but the ingredients list.

@audreyagbor1330 5 лет назад

Hey Christy! Does the word 'hydrating' in the Lira anti-aging sunscreen imply that it contains oils? Thanks a lot for this video!

@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

Hi Vanessa, thank you for watching. Hydrating in this LIra sunscren means they are using glycerine, sodium hyaluronate , aloe vera gel , sodium PCA, allontoin these are known to bring moisture to the skin.

@asham2467 3 года назад

Hi Christy, where can you get the turmeric extract? I would like to try that to mix with my niacinamide. Thanks

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

This one is for skin. However, if you have oily skin, I do not recommend doing this. amzn.to/3kfubRB. Do NOT use the one for supplements ON YOUR SKIN. Thank you for watching.

@asham2467 3 года назад

@@GoSeeChristy i do not have oily skin. So What turmeric bramd you recommend I can mix with niacanamide

@oetintamil584 4 года назад

Hello mam am your new subscriber I want to take my hyperpigmentation treatment with me so wat I have to do for this mam

@boomboomdaboomboom7382 4 года назад

does drinking coffee makes hyperpimentation worse？

@yuvasriaara2034 4 года назад

Even tone for dark skin

@dynamitedynamite2737 4 года назад

Hi , do you need rest breaks when using arbutin as it is a derivative of hydroquinone or is safe to use indefinitely twice a day forever to maintain post inflammatory hyperpigmentation or melasma ? And is kojic dipalmitate safe to use twice a day indefinitely too ?

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

This depends on the individual. I hate to sound so generic but without seeing your skin and knowing your history, it is hard to just give a point blank answer.

@dynamitedynamite2737 4 года назад

Go See Christy is vitamin c L ascorbic acid and niacinamide zinc tyronaise inhibitors ?

@yuvasriaara2034 4 года назад

Skin care for dark skin

@InnaBrooks-MagicCreations 4 года назад

I have been struggling with hyper pigmentation for 4 years now and I have tried so much and I wish I can afford a laxer treatment Wish I can send you pictures I am tired of it and embarrassed to go to places. Please help me

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Don't feel bad. Hyper pigmentation develops slowly over time so it also takes a while to treat. Most people want fast result and then they do aggressive treatments and they the hyperpigmentation comes back and is worse.

@cristinagutierrez9446 4 года назад

My sister used baking soda on her chin and it’s darker now than before the DIY treatment. What is a better treatment for hyperpigmentation for 68 years old

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

She should use lighteners. I am wondering why she would use baking soda on her face. The pH is too alkaline.

@chocolatemalteezzer7200 4 года назад

Yeah your right I used baking soda and lemon juice on my face and my face went darker and it looked dull and dry with no glow at all

@BeyondBeauty20 3 года назад

I’m curious about what studies were done on persons of color? Unfortunately in the beauty industry there are rarely ever any products let alone information on how to deal with our skin type. We experience different skin issues than people with less melanin, therefore if a product is ONLY tested on Caucasian people or Hispanic people it more than likely will not help a person with darker colored skin. Obviously Hispanic people come in many different shades, however just observing the information provided I’m pretty sure these studies didn’t include those with more melanin in their skin. It’s unfortunate to say the least...

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

HI @BeyondBeauty20, thank you for watching. This depends on the study. If you go to my blog posts, some of the links indicate who it was done on. In some of the videos, I do mention the ethnicities of the subjects, but only if they were specified in the study. For example, in the recent Vitamin D and your skin video where I talk about that how vVItamin D and dark skin, the study indicated african americans, hispanics vs caucasians.

@saralasadda4838 4 года назад

Thank you

@sharonamomas9857 4 года назад

Hi maam good day.i have malesma in my nose.and i have a dry skin also.maam can you tell me the product that best for my skin and for malesma.? Thank you ...ive always watching your vedio.i learn a lots

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Hi Sharon, because I cannot see your skin, I cannot directly recommend anything for you. If you do have melasma and it bothers you enough that you want to treat it, I would recommend seeing someone who treats melasma. ; )

@sharonamomas9857 4 года назад

Hi maam thank you for replying me.im here in kuwait now.can you recomend me someone to assist my malesma or hyperpigmentation

@rg6712 Год назад

Anyone reading this please take notes! the answer to curing hyperpigmentation is thiamidol! No one seems to talk about it but there are studies with it that show its amazing benefits. It's more effective than hydroquinone and the best part is that it doesn't have nasty side effects and you can use it for how long you want to. I've been using it for almost 2 months now and the results are incredible!! I was so self conscious about my PIH and now the dark spots are almost gone, and the inflammation has decreased like crazy!! with 2 more months I'm sure all the hyperpigmentation that I have left will be gone. Don't waste time with other stuff that will only irritate your skin and worsen your condition.

@GoSeeChristy Год назад

According to clinical studies, the efficacy of this is equivelent to 4% HQ. However, depending on each individual results will vary. This seems to work best on mild to moderate melasma. Please note that this is NOT a natural ingredient. A.K.A isobutylamido-thiazolyl-resorcinol. This is synthetic drug. Repeated exposure to Rescorcinol can cause damage to the liver and kidneys (just like HQ) and affect the central nervous system. When the liver is overtaxed, some people will begin to form Ochronosis (darker skinned people) and for some, dermatitis can develop, so pls use caution. Glad you found something your skin responded to, but please be aware...this is anything BUT natural.

@rg6712 Год назад

@@GoSeeChristy I never said it was a natural ingredient. Yes it is synthetic but overall and according to the studies that we have available it has less side effects than many ingredients that are natural (such as vitamin C and other AHA which often irritate some skin types). But yes I do agree with you when it comes to trying to be as safe as possible. People should weigh in their options accordingly to their skin type, lifestyle and many other factors. I was just sharing my experience because I've tried many natural ingredients as well as synthetic ones (hydroquinone) and so far the best option was thiamidol. And I do have a very sensitive skin with atopic dermatitis. It may not work for everyone because every skin is different but after my experiences I'm sure it will work for a large number of people out there.

@GoSeeChristy Год назад

I added that it was not natural because that is the topic of this video. Glad you found something that works for you ! ; )

@rg6712 Год назад

What are your thoughts on oral glutathione? Does it work for hyperpigmentation? I've been thinking about buying one of those supplements because even if they dont work for that purpose I will be buying something thats very healthy for the body overall. I've tried polypodium leucotomos (Im not sure if thats how its spelled hahah) but it didnt work for me

@GoSeeChristy Год назад

Glutathione needs to be liposomal for higher absorption rate. You have to be careful because most of them are made with sunflower oil which is highly inflammatory. I finally found one that is made with extra virgin oil. Here is a link if you are interested; amzn.to/3C16tDt Also, to boost glutathione production NAC is a good supplement to take with that: amzn.to/45Eo5Cp I also have different glutathione videos here is a playlist such as the best time to take glutathione: ru-vid.com/group/PL9t5sg-wdUL1_2_er05IFcW0iDaDQ4-HZ Hope this helps! : )

@yuvasriaara2034 4 года назад

Can u pls create more videos for dark skin ppl

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Can you please be more specific?

@dynamitedynamite2737 4 года назад

Arbutin a naturall product even though it’s a derivative of hydroquinone? So how long can you use skin lighting products with arbutin in ?

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Unless your skin doesn't develop a sensitivity, it should be ok.

@muiawat 5 лет назад

Can u do a video about procedures you would recommend for removing stretch marks particularly on the breast’s ? Thank you

@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

If the stretch marks are old, they are more difficult to get rid of. Here is a brand that I used to sell at my store for stretchmarks and scars. This one is NOT exactly the same but it is similar. amzn.to/2zmt7px The irregular striations of stretchmarks are different than regular skin so the lines of demarcation will soften with regular exfoliation and the darker areas will start to fade over time but turning the stretchmarks into regular skin texture is not possible. You can also regularly exfoliate to soften the lines and avoid sun exposure.

@SherryXShi 3 года назад

Hi, thanks for the info. question, can I use the hydroquinone on my nipples and private part? because during pregnancy...the color of the skin in those areas turned darker. =(

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

I would avoid these areas. Give it time, the pigmentation for those areas lighten up eventually after hormones regulate themselves. If you choose to breastfeed, they will stay darker a little bit longer.

@SherryXShi 3 года назад

Is 1% Synovea natural? Any info on this ingredient? I found a product has this ingredient and Kokic acid Azelic Acid, Lactic Acid , Sailcylic acid and vitamin C.

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

As far as we know, it is safer to use long term than hydroquinone. Obviously , some people may be allergic to it.

@shubhangi604 4 года назад

I have melasma without any known reason. It keeps increasing slowly. I apply sunscreen daily. Would this melasma go on its own?

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Do you mean fade on its own? This depends what is causing the hyperpigmentation. It can be hormonally driven, environmentally driven or even drug related. If you are or have taken antibiotivcs, anti depressants, sleep aids, please watch this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XyBqtbI58Wk.html

@shubhangi604 4 года назад

@@GoSeeChristy Thanks for the reply. I am not on any regular medication now(except multi vit, calcium and cod liver oil capsules), but took dosage of hormon injection when I was pregnant 15 years ago. At that time melasma started to show up. It kept increasing during all these years. Now I am at the menopausal stage and my melasma is still increasing. I also took tca peeling twice a month( total10 sessions) 6 years ago, but that too didn't give result. Can I expect melasma to fade away on its own? I am 47.

@LeeJerlene 4 года назад

Loves your video! Very informative and straight forward. I am currently on tri cream (hydroquinone, Tret, cortisone) to treat dark spot and age spot. What products do you recommend to prevent age and dark spot from returning? I am thinking to use AA and azelaic acid and Vit.c to maintain. Do you think BB/CC cream with spf50 effective compare to sunscreen? Thank you and love to see more videos

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Thank you for watching! It is a good idea to switch to a Tyrosinase inhibitor. See how that works for you. Although the AA (depending on the product) needs to stay within a specific pH for it to work so you may want to use the VIT C during the day and the AA during the evening or vice versa. Try to find the sunscreen that also has tyrosinase inhibitors. I would avoid chemical based sunscreens.

@LeeJerlene 4 года назад

@@GoSeeChristy Thanks for replying. Can you recommend sunscreen with tyrosinase inhibitors? Am currently using mineral sunscreen with high zinc oxide broad spectrum.

@tseringyoudon63 3 года назад

Go See Christy for more information

@Duxbury_Skin 4 года назад

What should breastfeeding mama stay away from ingredients for hyperpigmentation?

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Avoid Hydroquinone but most tyrosinase inhibitors are safe. For example, mulberry extract, licorice root extract, Kojic acid, niacinimide, etc. You may not see results until AFTER you stop breast feeding.

@Duxbury_Skin 4 года назад

Go See Christy thank you! That’s very interesting. Would you educate me on why’s that results won’t be visible till after I stop breastfeeding?

@dudaytv 4 года назад

Hello, I just wont to know if I am using hydroquinone cream at night, can I put in the morning serum in my face too? Thank you

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Which type of morning serum?

@dudaytv 4 года назад

@@GoSeeChristy it's an only loreal serum is it good to apply in the morning? Thank you

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Loreal has many types of serum. Since I have soooooooooo many comments, just look at the ingredients, if it has any type of retinol, or acids (except HA) then do not use in the am.

@dudaytv 4 года назад

Go See Christy thank you 😘

@dudaytv 4 года назад

Go See Christy it's written advance pro-retinol+fibrelastyl+adenosine

@KimVidad 4 года назад

I'm using hydroquinone tretinoin solution is that okay?

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Yes. Just use this in the evening . But in the summer, I would use more tyrosinase inhibitors. I explain why in my upcoming video that goes up tomorrow.

@Ladyredmayne 4 года назад

For nighttime routine cleanse and toner then I apply Hydroquinone before bedtime do I have put moisturizer on top of it ?for AM routine other than sunscreen Cleanser: AHA exfoliation Toner: brightening toner I do this daily am routine can I apply Vitamin C/ Hyaluronic serum and moisturizer as well?prior to sunscreen ?

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

If you have hyperpigmentation, use the AHA cleanser in the PM not AM. For evening, you don't have to use a moisturizer with the hydroquinone if your skin is not dry. If it is, use the light moisturizer AFTER the hydroqinone has absorbed (skin is NOT tacky).

@Ladyredmayne 4 года назад

Thank you really appreciate it stay safe

@alicedsouza2528 5 лет назад

I am using a 10% niacinamide serum daily I have a question ...I am in my early twenties so does using niacinamide at higher concentration DAILY can be counterproductive in the long run ???? I just have a sun damaged skin on my cheeks with mild erythrema but no wrinkles or fine line as of yet

@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

Hi Alice dsouza, thank you so much for watching. If you in your 20s' niacinimide will be fine. If it is to treat hyperpigmentation, as per the video niacinimide works to boost the efficacy of the other anti oxidants.

@temmyjane 4 года назад

I've had hyperpigmentation for a very long time and it's taking forever to disappear.Its unfortunate.

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Yes. This can be very, very, very frustrating. However, most people who do it slowly and reduce the inflammation, it will fade over time UNLESS they get too much sun exposure, or it is hormonal, then it can become worse. The best thing to do is to keep using T-inhibitors as it suppresses melanogensis.

@temmyjane 4 года назад

@@GoSeeChristy : I don't know what T-inhibitor is.I'm trying not to go out in the sun without a summer hat and I now use carrot oil.l hope it works

@karamjitkaur9666 3 года назад

@@temmyjane does carrot oil worked??

@diomsguintu988 3 года назад

Foods or fruits that helps PIH plsss

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

If you mean by ingesting , one of the ones that is more popular is Kojic acid which is in Shitake mushrooms. If you mean applying fruits, I would much rather use the ingredients that are isolated from the fruit.

@janesosokoeneh7727 3 года назад

Pls how can I get yr product

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

Hi Jane, thank you for watching! Which product do you mean?

@rekhayadaveq983 5 лет назад

Can we use potato daily??

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

This is a myth.

@afiyakhan1134 4 года назад

Mam please help me I have melasma what to do

@GoSeeChristy 4 года назад

Thank you for watching. You can watch my plalylist to get you started: ru-vid.com/group/PL9t5sg-wdUL0PcXlpcQu0Zl-HXeiC9EoH

@abdulghaffarmalik209 4 года назад

Wao v nice video

@organicmamajones2743 Год назад

Niacinamide made my face turn red and dark spots darker

@GoSeeChristy Год назад

You may have to use another alternative. Everyone responds differently to ingredients. : )

@Seebzters 3 года назад

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Day 6 ✅ I’m using herbal bleach for the hyperpigmentation on my back

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@gingerbadjie9670 5 лет назад

5* fabulous informative information and well presented for us poor folk lol. Thank you so much 🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘

@noone-sr1ps 3 года назад

I saw the word "naturally" and thought she'd talk about home remedies. But got told about consumer products. 🙄

@GoSeeChristy 3 года назад

These are natural ingredients . I don't think I ever used Home Remedies in the thumbnail.

@jesusbelmonteshotmailcom 5 лет назад

As always very infotmative and helpful!!! Actually I use direct lemon juice in my face and armpit and live it through the night and it does help a lot with hiper pigmentación, it does sting a little, but lives the skin of my face glowing.

@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

Hi Jesusbelmontes, thank you so much for watching my video. The pH of a lemon is too low to use on a daily basis. Over time, if you have dark skin, you can induce hyperpigmentation via inflammation of the skin. I do hope you reconsider! : )

@jesusbelmonteshotmailcom 5 лет назад

@@GoSeeChristy ohh thank you so much for the reply! I wasn't aware of that, I use it 2 o 3 times a week, at most.

@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

You should only use something that acidic in a controlled setting and then you need to use a neutralizing solution to bring your skins pH back up to 5.5.

@jesusbelmonteshotmailcom 5 лет назад

@@GoSeeChristy I use the honeyskin cream after and before that a toner. But I Will follow your advice and use a asorbic acid derivative. Love your Channel!! Thank you so much!!

@sumayiazaid8622 5 лет назад

Love your videos.. informative and useful.. best wishes and good luck I use vitamin c serum that I make myself .. the form of vitamin c is sodium ascorbic phosphate ..I find this form is more gentle to the skin .. I added in my latest formula vitamin b3 at a percentage of 4 since both of tjem wirk well at high ph .. being an expert I would like to know is it ok to incorporate both ingredients in the same product along with some other extracts.. I just want to make sure that I am doing the right thing.. thank you in advance

@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

Sumayia, I would need to know what other extracts you are adding . Mixing ingredients to put on the skin is not like cooking so I would need more information.

@sumayiazaid8622 5 лет назад

Hi .. thank you for replying .. I use extracts I read on ingredient list of other vitamin c serums using the same form of vitamin c.. I then try to choose what addresses my skin concern which is anti aging and acne .. I add green tea, willow bark, licorice , chamomile , which hazel and pomegranate extracts

@GoSeeChristy 5 лет назад

These seem good to me.👍

@sumayiazaid8622 5 лет назад

Thank you.. thank you.. thank you sooooo much .. you are simply the best .. God bless you❤