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I got Paw Paw ointment from the chemist / pharmacist / drugstore. If you Google it you'll find stuff. I tell you - I love it!!!
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what did the derm give you hydroquinone for....it's usually for bleach nad reduce pigmentation. Also, is the lustra-ultra part of the hydroquinone name??


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what did the derm give you hydroquinone for....it's usually for bleach nad reduce pigmentation. Also, is the lustra-ultra part of the hydroquinone name??


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She said it would help to fade the red spots on my cheeks, which is the only problem I have. They are very tiny and spreading very rapidly, I would say its about 4 times larger on both cheeks than it was a year ago. She gave me the Lustra-Ultra to apply in the AM and then Differin for PM.


Lustra-Ultra is the name and hydroquinone is the description, or the main ingredient.
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Alternating keralyt gel with 20% glycolic acid and exfoliating in the shower works great and helps the redness go away.
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what product do you use that has the 20% glycolic acid in it?
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She said it would help to fade the red spots on my cheeks, which is the only problem I have. They are very tiny and spreading very rapidly, I would say its about 4 times larger on both cheeks than it was a year ago. She gave me the Lustra-Ultra to apply in the AM and then Differin for PM.


Lustra-Ultra is the name and hydroquinone is the description, or the main ingredient.
Hey Porsche! Yeah I am supposed to be applying my Differin, they gave me 1% what did they give you? Are you having ne luck with it? I have sensitive skin so I have to apply it very sparingly! But I also have those weird little red bumps..
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