I dutifully used it as instructed for three months, patiently waiting to see an improvement in tone and clarity. In short, it didn’t make much difference to my skin. The only thing the light serum (which looks like a cream) did succeed in doing was keeping it moisturised but I have 101 products which do that so it doesn’t gain any bonus points for doing what anything I apply to my face should do as a given. It possibly made my skin look a little brighter, but I get the same effect from wearing a peach blush – in fact maybe it was the blush, which is MAC Fleurpower by the way!
In all seriousness though I was thoroughly disappointed to see no change to either my pigmentation or dark spots and if anyone knows about the woes of skin pigmentation it’s me. I didn’t see any evidence of this contributing to cell turnover or evening my skin tone either.
Oh well, back to the drawing board I though as I chucked this in the bin. I’ve since been using something else for the past couple of months which has surprised me somewhat, so I’ll be blogging about that soon.
If you genuinely suffer from visible (key word here!) pigmentation issues, just do yourself a favour and save your money.
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I totally feel you on this you know. It's done nothing for me either. I've moved onto something from skinceutical which worked amazingly for me last summer.
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Thank you for this review, I've been considering buying this for some time, but having been disappointed with similar products in the past held off. Now I know not to bother, have you tried garnier's dark spot corrector, might not work for pigmentation as such, but good for dark blemish marks left after a break out.
@Wande – Yep, it's pure hype IMO. What are you using from Skinceutical?
@Alexandra – No, not tried the Garnier dark spot corrector. I'll check it out – thanks!