
About this product
A prescription-strength hydroquinone 6% cream designed to treat hyperpigmentation, melasma, and dark spots by inhibiting melanin production in the skin.
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What the gurus are saying
Hydroquinone at this strength earns consistent praise as the most studied and effective tyrosinase inhibitor available for tackling melasma and dark spots, with gurus noting the formula feels lightweight and hydrating compared to thicker compounded alternatives, making it easier to layer with other actives like retinoids. The key caveat: hydroquinone is not meant for indefinite use and requires professional supervision because prolonged continuous use can lead to ochronosis, a darkening of the skin, so gurus who use it typically cycle it around professional treatments or limit it to problem areas on a set schedule.
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