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Meladerm : For Hyperpigmentation

Brand: Meladerm

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andrea27

September 13, 2014

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use meladerm for a whole month. I believed that meladerm will resolve my problem with small hyperpigmentation spots. However, no any results are shown. I do not recommend this product. It doesn't worth its money.

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no-name

June 5, 2010

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Light, absorbs well, low odor, great for minor pigmentation issues

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Packaging doesn't allow you to see when you need to re-order

I started using Meladerm to see if it would have any impact on my melasma, which I have had on my cheeks, temples and forehead for over two years. I have sensitive, dry and extremely skin. The cost is a bit high for the volume, but conservative use will stretch it out - I've been using one 50 mL (1.7 oz) bottle for abut 5 weeks with no indication the contents are running out. I have had no redness, irritation or breakouts from using Meladerm. I use a very small amount (slightly larger than a pea-sized drop) in the morning and evening. Within a week of twice-daily use, I observed a lightening of pigmentation on the parts of my face not affected by melasma, but after a month have not seen any further progress. As it stands now, the melasma appears to be unchanged (same color, same shape) while the rest of my face is almost completely depigmented (not such a shock as I am so pale anyway). The cost isn't too prohibitive, so despite the current results, I'll give it a full three months before giving up.

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