Results can vary by individual and what products you are using. How consistent you are with your skincare routine plays an important role in the success of your results. We love to under-promise and over-deliver, thus we give a baseline of 3-6 months for the skin to go from worse to best. Results may be seen sooner than this baseline.

What should I do about dark spots?

UV exposure and hormonal changes are two causes of dark spots. Avoiding the sun and wearing sunscreen can prevent new dark spots from forming, while exfoliating regularly or using prescription medications may help treat the existing spots you already have. Certain dark spot correctors or moisturizers may also make a difference over time. Remember to choose the products that are formulated for your skin type.

How do I know my skin type? 

“Dry,” “combination,” and “oily” are the three most common skin types. Dry skin commonly produces tightness around the eyes and mouth, as well as flaky skin patches around the cheeks. Combination skin has an oily appearance on the nose and forehead but also has dry spots on the cheeks. Oily skin tends to be soft and greasy to the touch, giving the cheeks an excessively gleaming appearance.

These examples may help you determine your skin type, but the best way to ensure optimal skincare is to find out from a licensed dermatologist.