Mikarla
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Mikarla
15 yrs, 3 mths ago

need suggestions:sun damaged skin

Hey guys,

I wanted some suggestions on some tips/products that will help fade the sun damage on my face. I get darker pigmented areas around my cheeks and nose, which makes my complexion look really dull and uneven.
I constantly use sunscreen now so the pigmentation doesn’t get worse. I have tried some expensive fade creams but found they didnt really make a difference because i used them irregularly. It was just too many steps on top of my normal skin regime so i would often forget.

So can anyone help with any suggestions for products that will make a difference or possibly products that have a dual purpose such as a cleanser or moisturiser so its easier to remember.

It would ust be really nice to feel comfortable without full on makeup coverage 🙂

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  • melmekoPlatinumMelmeko
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    15 yrs, 3 mths ago

    Cool no wories it doesn`t look like the exfoliator is going to last too long, thats the only downfall it is a really small tube. I thought that if the exfoliator made my face redish then the phyto could be used to correct it but does it have the same effect used under it???

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  • melmekoPlatinumMelmeko
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    15 yrs, 3 mths ago

    Cool no wories it doesn`t look like the exfoliator is going to last too long, thats the only downfall it is a really small tube. I thought that if the exfoliator made my face redish then the phyto could be used to correct it but does it have the same effect used under it???

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  • melmekoPlatinumMelmeko
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    15 yrs, 3 mths ago

    Cool no wories it doesn`t look like the exfoliator is going to last too long, thats the only downfall it is a really small tube. I thought that if the exfoliator made my face redish then the phyto could be used to correct it but does it have the same effect used under it???

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  • ElmoPlatinumElmo
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    15 yrs, 3 mths ago

    Hmm that gets a bit tricky mel.

    I would use the phyto before the contour firming gel but after the skin perfecting exfoliator. And you won`t be able to use the UC evenskintone serum until you`ve finished the JP exfoliator as they both have exfoliating acids in them.

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  • ElmoPlatinumElmo
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    15 yrs, 3 mths ago

    Hmm that gets a bit tricky mel.

    I would use the phyto before the contour firming gel but after the skin perfecting exfoliator. And you won`t be able to use the UC evenskintone serum until you`ve finished the JP exfoliator as they both have exfoliating acids in them.

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  • ElmoPlatinumElmo
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    15 yrs, 3 mths ago

    Hmm that gets a bit tricky mel.

    I would use the phyto before the contour firming gel but after the skin perfecting exfoliator. And you won`t be able to use the UC evenskintone serum until you`ve finished the JP exfoliator as they both have exfoliating acids in them.

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  • melmekoPlatinumMelmeko
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    15 yrs, 3 mths ago

    Elmo they are Advanced Contour Firming Gel and Advanced Skin Perfecting Exfoliator
    http://www.beautyheaven.com.au/brands/1487-John-Plunkett-Anti-Ageing-Essentials

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  • melmekoPlatinumMelmeko
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    15 yrs, 3 mths ago

    Elmo they are Advanced Contour Firming Gel and Advanced Skin Perfecting Exfoliator
    http://www.beautyheaven.com.au/brands/1487-John-Plunkett-Anti-Ageing-Essentials

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  • melmekoPlatinumMelmeko
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    15 yrs, 3 mths ago

    Elmo they are Advanced Contour Firming Gel and Advanced Skin Perfecting Exfoliator
    http://www.beautyheaven.com.au/brands/1487-John-Plunkett-Anti-Ageing-Essentials

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  • ElmoPlatinumElmo
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    15 yrs, 3 mths ago

    Mel what are the other products that you`re using? And what are they for?

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