You may find that hydroquinone causes further dryness or irritation

This ingredient tends to work best on fair skin tones. Consult your dermatologist before use if you have medium to dark skin tone.

Hydroquinone is used to treat skin conditions associated with hyperpigmentation.

While hydroquinone can help fade residual red or brown spots, it won't help with active inflammation. For example, the ingredient can help reduce acne scarring, but it won't have an effect on the redness caused by active zits.

Is it safe for all skin types and tones?

While hydroquinone is generally well tolerated, there are some exceptions.

 

If you have dry or sensitive skin, you may find that hydroquinone causes further dryness or irritation. This will usually decrease over time as your skin adjusts to the ingredient.

 

People with normal or oily skin are less likely to experience these side effects.

 

This ingredient tends to work best on fair skin tones. Consult your dermatologist before use if you have medium to dark skin tone. Hydroquinone may actually worsen hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones.

how to use hydroquinone

Consistency is the key to treating hyperpigmentation. You'll want to use this ingredient daily for maximum results. Follow all product directions carefully.


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