I seem to have gotten some thin spots. Can I go over them w/ more? Its already cured
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the trick is you have to clean the area really good first then apply more liquid roof. and if it wrinkly sand it down first then add more liquid. I brought my liquid roof down around over the edge like 4 inches. if you have anymore questions you can email direct shannonhopkins56@gmail.com also on YouTube there is a step by step walk though by liquid roof hope this helps you
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I'm sorry, but we've only put on the first coat. We also had some "thin spots" but didn't have enough product left to try a second coat. I don't know why you couldn't cover with a second coat. That stuff is SO thick and sticky. Pretty sure it would stick to anything! :-)
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I think I remember reading somewhere about their product that you could go over the system again. It make since that you can go over a roof with the product and it works; why not be able to go over itself!
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I did, it seemed to stick fine, I just cleaned it really well with a mild soap
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It could be you are using too much, I use very little and only on my hairless spots. I also try to spread it around in that area. It does make my hair seem thicker.
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I feel it's not a miracle cure but if they are fine lines in early stages I feel as if they smoothed them out a little. I do see a difference on how smooth and soft my skin feels after if this helps.
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No not at all! Use a fluffy brush and don't put a ton of it on at once. If you get too much on, you can brush the excess off with a clean brush. (my skin is in between fair and medium, and this stuff didn't make me look white even after I got too much sun and my cheeks were pink.)
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Try baking soda and peroxide, make a paste, rub it on for a while. Then see if that helps take off the build up.
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Yes but you should use a moisturizer over it.This particular vitamin C for me anyway is very drying
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It doesn't really remove any spots. I have dark spots, not light ones....although I don't think it did much to the lighter spots either. Its not a stain....so I'm thinking the answer to this would be no. What you could do is do some spot staining on that area, and then use this over it. I think I might do this with my dark spot; sand it down, stain it lightly, wait a few days, and reuse this product over it. I love the stuff. It does an amazing job.
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You need to see a dermatologist or plastic surgeon for that. This stuff is good, but not a miracle.
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Yes, you can...mine had enough treatment for 4 different times...you will not regret it... I had many compliments..
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I was able to treat about 10-12 small moles with my one application. Larger, puffier, or more stubborn moles/skin tags might take more than one application.
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No. I found that my skin cleared up and no new breakouts seemed to appear. Good luck :)
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I would apply it from the back, if possible, with a needle or maybe a Q-tip. If you can do it this way the holes would look like tiny darker spots but they would not get any bigger.
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you could saturate it with this then scrub or blot. do it a few times maybe.
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I have been putting the flat side agains't my skin as well. I just wanted to be sure that I was applying them correctly. I appreciate your advise regarding reusing them. Many thanks! SK
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I too no longer have the box or product, but I threw mine away b/c the product hardened/lost too much moisture. I stopped using this as well and so my spots came back. I'm looking for a more permanent fix rather than using a product for the rest of my life.
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If the spots are not very dark you will see them lighten. I have one that is darker and it has gotten better but still is visible. It takes time though and patience. This has worked as well as pricier OTC products. If you want faster you will need a prescription. Worth a try though for the price.
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I would imagine you could. Personally I would patch test first to check for any reactions that you may have.