
hashiskincare
Dry/Sensitive
Use actives that help you get rid of it and always use sunscreen so the problem doesn't get aggravated.
Actives that help with hyperpigmentation are traxenamic acid, kojic acid, licorice root, niacinamide, retinol, Azelaic acid, alpha arbutin...
It's proven that combining at least 2 actives is most effective.
Some serums like The Ordinary's Alpha Arbutin and Ascorbic Acid or the Good molecules discolouration serum already combine two actives.
For me, among the drugstore ones, the best is ascorbic acid and Alpha arbutin. The Ordinary has a serum that combines the two. I use it every morning.
If you tolerate Niacinamide, you can use every evening the Tia'm Serum that combines niacinamide with Alpha Arbutin.
Otherwise you can use the Niod Re:pigment. It is the best but it is expensive.
Choose one and stick with it. Hyperpigmentation is a very stubborn problem and it takes times, patience and consistency.
If you use one bottle of this and then another bottle of that, it will take longer.

NIOD
RE: Pigment
3.3
(7)
36

TIAM
Vita B3 Source
4.6
(1277)
1411

The Ordinary
Ascorbic Acid 8% + Alpha Arbutin 2%
3.9
(69)
196
Good Molecules
Discoloration Correcting Serum
4.2
(40)
105

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Emelyyaret
Oily/Sensitive
I think these would work for you.

The Ordinary
Alpha Arbutin 2% + HA
4.3
(265)
678

The Ordinary
Acorbic Acid 8% + Alpha Arbutin 2%
3.8
(89)
272

0

0


Bazz
Dry/Resilient
Using sunscreen! UV light especially blue light from the sun ( not the from your electronic devices ) will aggravate hyperpigmentation

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Rosesarered45
Oily/Resilient
You can incorporate ingredients like vitamin c, niacinamide, kojic acid, azelaic acid into your routine. dont forget to apply and re apply spf diligently. here are some product recos for you

Garden of Wisdom
Alpha Arbutin 2% and Kojic Acid 1% Serum
3.6
(11)
72

Timeless Skincare
20% Vitamin C + E Ferulic Acid Serum
4.6
(98)
394

Geek & Gorgeous
101 aPAD 20% Azeclair Serum
4.2
(29)
103

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