Will this work on a permanent sunburn? I have one between my eyes and have to always cover it up, so I'd be thankful if it fades a fraction.
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This product is terrible. It made my spots darker on 2 different occasions. I threw it away. After the first incident, I only used it at night time to prevent any possibility of sun being a factor. Still something strange with it. I'd go with a better brand if so and not this equate one. Nothing worse than when you think your spots are dark, and after you use a product you spent money on to make them DARKER, making problems that much worse.
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It should, I use it on some red spots on my face and they are slowly getting better.
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Hi BrianTo start with, I applied it for 2 nights in a row after a shower. After that, I only apply it every 3 to 4 days. It worked best on my arms and legs and a little less on my face. I e-mailed Dave and asked him if there was a reason. and he said that everyone is different and he suggested that I try his product called "Small Batch". It's for med to dark. I tried it and love it! Works so much better then the "Moisture Tan" although that one is good also. Highly recommend both products! Well worth the price! Thanx for asking! Good luck!
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I always wear sunscreen so I don't notice any UV issues, but the lights made my eyes feel uncomfortable and I read reports that this may be harmful to eyes so I seldom use them now. It does work on skin problems though.
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No it won't. Would help in fading out discoloration on your body. I don't use it on my face just my body. Hope this helps.
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I really like it. Like any self tanner it will only make the sunspots darker. You can put a little lotion or oil on those spots and perhaps they won't take the tan so strong. it works well and a little goes a long way.
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If the product does actually block 99% of UV rays as stated, then it should block the vast majority of fading from occurring. Any light can eventually fade color, especially if the item is in full direct sun the entire day. However, UV light is the primary cause of this fading. A product that blocks all but 1% of UV light from penetrating should greatly reduce fading. No product can block all fading of a product left in the light, and any fading that would occur would be minimal and take place over decades. If it's valuable art that you will keep forever, I'd make sure it's not in direct sun at all. If it's out of direct sun, then this product should keep it safe from reflected UV quite well. I installed this product to stop wood from fading, but haven't had it on long enough to know if it actually works. I'm just speaking from the general science end of things. Hope this helps some.
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It does not streak or at least hasn't for me. But I would consider using something else for outdoor tanning simply because the accelerators could cause u to burn in the over exposure. Its meant for short time exposure with indoor beds
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No. We used it in San Diego, and it was perfect. I used it under my makeup, and my daughter used it AS makeup. Not a single sunburn even after kayaking for a few hours.
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I'm very pale, no freckles, and I had slight sun damage/ discoloration along my hairline. The discoloration is completely gone. I'm sure I will have to be vigilant with sunscreen to keep it from returning. It took about a month for all the darkness to fade.
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yes. I just started leaving it on overnight. I use a thin layer so the burn lasts a few seconds while drying. My complexion and glow is improving. By doing this with a thin layer, I also don't have the obvious dead skin peeling.
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This is very effective on circles under the eyes. It seems to make them fade.
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I've used this product for about 2 months and I love it. As far as pigmentations? I'm not sure what to say. I get a great looking color each time I apply it. I don't have any pigmentations, but I'm guessing it will not. I have two very large scars on each knee due to surgery and it seems to help them fade. I would guess it will color evenly so it may not help, but doubt it will hurt.
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I am too cautious to really know. I never use on eyelids or that near to my eye because if I swim or even got caught in the rain, I know that suntan lotion burns. Now I put a bit of moisturizer and a big of Anthelios onto my wrist and mix. Then I take a dampened makeup sponge and put on my sunscreen/moisturizer. You use less, it covers more, and I do actually run that mixture, applied with a damp sponge to my eyelids. And no, it has not stung. But much less afraid now that when I used the sunscreen straight onto lids.Hope this was helpful.
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I have used it both times, but make sure your skin is used to it. The first week that i was using this product, my skin dried out and was burning near the eyes, but once i went to an "every-other-night" regime, it cleared up. after that, i was able to apply it normally and twice a day. sometimes it starts getting dry again, so i skip applying it for a day. so to answer your question clearly, yes, but pay attention to your skin. hope that helps!
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It is great as a "any time" lotion for me. Even without tanning. I'm pretty sure it would work just fine after sunless tanning as well. :-)
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yes! I've found it works best when you use it continously when ever you can. Almost all my dark spots are fading, some even gone completely! i'm completely impressed with this lotion, as nothing else has ever worked for me before. I hope u are getting as great results as I am! :D
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Yes it does a little bit. You must rub it in thoroughly. It really is the most water resistant sunscreen I've found. I put it close to my eyes since I have facial skin cancer & it really stays put.