Faded Brightening and Clearing Serum | Reduces Discoloration, Post-Blemish Marks, Scars and Spots | Contains Kojic Acid and Niacinamide | Dermatologist-tested, Vegan, Cruelty-Free (1.7 Fl Oz)

I've tried many creams for hyper-pigmentation and this one is the best when used as directed! My spots were stubborn and this one moisturizes the area and is frangrance free and I'm so pleased, I use only twice a week now or more if I'm in the sun and I wait for it to absorb, that happens quickly and wear a sunscreen over it and it's been a life saver for chin and upper lip areas!

L-I-S-T-E-N!!!!! I’ve been using this product over a year now and let me tell you when I say remove dark spots it removes dark spots. It doesn’t matter if it’s face or legs you can use faded and it gets the job done. Leaves your face looking moisturized. Put it on in the morning and it keeps your company until the day ends. My biggest issue with dark spots removers is always the smell some having this strong chemical order and I’m so happy that faded does not have that.

Smells terrible but works well

I’m honestly obsessed with this product😍 I’ve tried so many different things for my dark spots and nothing ever really worked After about 2–3 weeks, I started noticing a real difference in my skin. My dark spots began to fade and my complexion looked more even and brighter. I couldn’t believe it because I’ve spent so much money on other products with zero results, I REALLY REALLY LOVE THIS PRODUCT ❤️❤️

TLDR version After 5 weeks daily AM use Pros Reduced appearance of age spots slightly. Very slightly. First couple days of use caused slight irrititation/reddening but after that no irritation. Cons PRICEY Slightly funky smell, but dissipates in less than an hour. Not a deal breaker. Leaves skin feeling greasy for hours Sometimes caused pimples to occur, the kind you might get when eating too much chocolate. Not sure this product caused it but I *think* it did. My final verdict: I wouldn't buy it again at half the price. Loquacious version I have lived in sunny hot places most of my life. I never used sunscreen regularly until about a year ago. Not surprisngly I have a few age spots/sun spots on my face, arms and back of my hands. I want to get rid of them so I got expert advice (Thank You Drs. Dray, Shah, and Maxfield) and began a program that includes daily sunscreen use and active topicals including tretinoin and hydroquinone and other things. I have been using this program for 10 months. In this 10 months I have experienced the spots diminish in size and darkness, very very slowly. Painfully slowly. Did the daily use of sunscreen accomplish this? The active topicals? I don't know. I wondered if an over the counter product with a good reputation like FADED might give better results so I bought one large tube, stopped using hydroquinone, and used Faded every day till the tube was empty. That turned out to be five weeks. The result was that my spots continued fade away very very slowly, noticeably more slowly than when I was using hydroquinone . And FADED is rather stinky and kept my skin feeling greasy for hours whenever used. And I got occaisional minor pimple breakouts while using that *I think* was caused by FADED. So the FADED was all used up two and a half weeks ago. I resumed using hydroquinone daily when the FADED was gone, and my my spots continue to fade but noticeably faster. So my experience validates what my dermatoligist advisors have said, that hydroquinone is the gold standard for removing age spots/sun spots. This was my experience. Your experience may, probably will, differ.

This serum is a must have if you have acne prone skin and acne scaring/discoloration. I would say the texture is somewhere between serum and cream but it goes on nicely and soaks in. I have PCOS so I lay it on heavy where I get some facial hair on my chin and it help to avoid ingrowns there. My skin has cleared up tremendously using this 1-2x a day. Attaching a photo of the empty so you can see how I squeezed every last drop out.

I am a tan oily skin girly who struggled with dark marks. I really want to give this a fair shot, but I used it once and I don’t think it agreed with my skin. I spent the day at home and applied it during the day. That night I followed up with a basic night routine: gentle cleanser and moisturizer (no actives). That night I thought my face looked ok. When in woke up the next morning my face was more textured, oddly bumpy across the forehead (not normal for me) and I had tiny white heads scattered on the forehead, under the eyes, cheeks and chin. I normally do not get white heads. This had to be irritation. I stopped use of the serum after one try and the next two days I avoided all actives and stuck to a simple routine. It’s been three days and while my forehead is less textured, it’s clearly not as smooth as it was I still have white heads around my face (although not that noticeable up close). I should mention I generally do not have an issue with serums or actives. I’ve used azaleic acid, exfoliators, and tranexamic acid at various times in the past with no issues. Maybe the combination in this takes getting used to. I don’t know if I’ll try this again down the line, but right now I just want to heal my skin and irritation. And I can’t speak to how it works on dark spots because of how my skin reacted.

Love this product. cleared my hyperpigmentation, acne scars - smells a little funky , but it works so it’s fine lol - it has a yellow tint to it but rubs clear, not sticky - easy to apply

Bad smell, but I think it works, 2 days, skin is peeling, kind of

✨ Perfect for all skin types 🌟 Fades dark spots & evens skin tone 💧 Hydrating & pore-refining Powered by azelaic acid, niacinamide, & hyaluronic acid 👍 Gentle, effective, and easy to use

I have been using this product not for long but I love it. It turly works for hyperpigmentation on the face and neck but if u haven't used a product like this before, build up the days you putting it on.

Works perfectly

niceee! but small tube. you can finish it quickly