Nadinola

Nadinola

4eyes2021-04-02T12:49:27.000Z
RELIGIOUS daily use of good spf is step#1. Nothing will work if you don't do that 1st. Ultrasun+
Bioderma, LRP, Eucerin, Ducray, etc, all make excellent ss's, most of which you need to buy online to get the euro versions if you are in US. I like
4eyes2020-01-29T18:02:06.000Z
Wow your skinhas no wrinkles! As far as the sunspots - have you tried upping the azelaic acid+
to like 15% (this would require purchase from NZ or AUS w/o an Rx)? Actually, since you've just re-started the Tret you probably don't want to do too
Kimberlyj331102020-01-13T01:13:19.000Z
I experienced melasma as well after the birth of my child.
A series of TCA peels and lactic acid peels from MUAC were super helpful. Also, Tri Lima (a combo of hydroquinone and retin a) was helpful. This is on
LaceyH2019-06-13T02:25:06.000Z
In the US the highest percentage I could find without a prescription was 3%, in Nadinola Maximum Strength. This one: https://smile.amazon.com/NADINOLA
Tagerosan2019-03-18T05:00:00.000Z
I use this cream for over a decade. It works like a charm+
Results in about 2-3 weeks of twice-daily application, works for sunspots, acne spots and unwanted tan. I don't like Nadinola cream due to its horrend
kimberlyj331102019-01-17T13:58:00.000Z
A series of MUAC TCA peels helped me a lot last winter...
...Summer came around I had a few spots come back due to not reapplying sunscreen often enough. I ended up using Nadinola hydroquinone cream from Walg