Primrose Oil or Wheat Germ oil? o:

Aug 11, 2015

Yaira D.

I am so over these hyper pigmentation marks on my face. They literally peak through my foundation /:.
I have tried Vitamin C serums, Tamanu Oil, exfoliation for almost a year or longer and no difference. I know with due time they will disappear, but I've heard these oils help with a speedy process.
I have heard good things from both these oils but I would like to hear your personal experience or your personal input on these oils to help with hyper pigmentation on the face.

If you suggest either or, may you also recommend where I may purchase either? (:. Thanks ladies in advance c:

Aug 12, 2015

Kitty K.

For dark spots... I've actually had the best result using Squalane oil. I've tried countless oils but there's just something in Squalane that does better than a Serum.
Have you also kept your SPF in check? If you don't dedicate yourself to SPF all the work you're doing is going to waste. Sun keeps them spots dark like no other

Aug 12, 2015

Livi H.

That's a great advice kitty. What do you use for your spf? I use 100% pure brand argan oil spf 30 even though I love the spf I don't love the greasiness...

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