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• @beachgirl7611 HI Toni, hyperpigmentation, over production of pigment, which can vary in color, from brown to red, is something that I have to deal with as well. I am not familiar with Finacea, but I will research it and get back to you as soon as possible.

• @beachgirl7611 HI Tony! I am sorry my response took so long. I wanted to make certain that what I am about to say really worked. So, I have normal skin but am prone to contact dermatitis which is a form of ‘sensitive skin’. I am also prone to hyper pigmentation. To help minimize and eventually remove the marks caused by this, I do the following steps:

  Odeliza 2 hours ago

• @beachgirl7611 Step one would be to lightly steam the face with a clean warm towel for 1-2 min. Step 2, cleanse your face with a mild creme cleanser. S.3, apply 100% Organic Aloe Vera gel, from an organic skin care line or an organic aloe plant. Cover the entire face with a thin film of this gel. Allow to sit in your skin for 5-10 minutes. For you, I would suggest 2-5 minutes for the first few applications.

  Odeliza 2 hours ago

• @beachgirl7611 S4, once you’ve allowed the mask to seep into your skin, it will begin to tighten and create a sorta of, shiny mask texture and look. That is perfect. S5, remove the mask by using tepid water. S6 if using as part of your am routine, apply a tinted moisturizer and your regular makeup routine. If using at night, do not apply a night creme. If you use any medication for your skin type, you must try a patch test with these steps along with your medication to see if

  Odeliza 2 hours ago

  
  

• @beachgirl7611 if there are any contraindications. There should not be, but if so, please let me know! Try this routine once a week for 4 weeks. This is what I have done, and it worked for me. Granted, our skin type and life style are different, but I am confident this is something that may really work for you as well. Boa sorte! Beso Amiga

  Odeliza 2 hours ago

• @Sheenablackcat Thanks for watching The surface of an orange, so? you have enlarge pores and possible large acne scars where you may have indentation all through out your skin? If so, a gradual exfoliant would work for you. Its something that worked for one of my clients. Same situation, dry, sensitive, large pores, indentation marks, and uneven facial tone. No primer in the world can hide the surface and texture of your skin. But you can begin by cleaning the face well with products Part !

  Odeliza 7 minutes ago

  
  

• @Sheenablackcat Part 2, by cleaning your face with products made? for your skin situation. What are you using now? How is your facial regime looking like? Since, I do not know these questions yet, and would really love to give you an educated and honest answer, I recommend to use products for sensitive skin such as Aveeno, Clarins, Shieshedo, Cetaphil, and Acure. These are all companies that are tried and true with me and my clients. For an exfoliation, believe it or not, but

  Odeliza 4 minutes ago

• @Sheenablackcat Part 3 100% Organic Aloe Vera is the best ever!!!! I use it and recommend it to clients, models, actresses, singers, that have sensitive and often times? dry skin. Please let me know how this works for you and I am happy to answer any more questions you have. Beso and boa sorte!

  Odeliza 3 minutes ago

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