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whimsygirl
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Joined: 04 Sep 2008
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Thu Sep 04, 2008 7:46 am  |
| I am of mixed race and have melasma across my cheeks and forehead. I tried a lot of things, short of fraxel laser which is ridiculously expensive and opted for cosmelan instead. Cosmelan runs about $1200 depending on where you go. You leave the office with the mask on your face an another couple jars of creams. If you are at all self conscious, beware it is not subtle at all. I got results (not miraculous or anything, just a subtle fading of colour) following the program as prescribed over the course of the next 6 weeks. However, as soon as I stepped down to the maintenance level, my melasma came back almost as dark as it was when I started the program. As far as I am concerned this product isn't worth it, because in order to maintain a semblance of fading I would have had to use twice the product and at $240 jar for about 3 weeks use....well it is up to you. I would say it's press is much better than its actual performance. |
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