Faded Brightening and Clearing Mist.

"Topicals Faded is a pretty gentle body mist that you can spray on areas that you struggle with darker spots and it will target those hard-to-reach areas. The ingredients are pretty gentle and certainly I think can be used on a more regular basis as tolerated. Ingredient wise it's got a lot of nice brighten ingredients that are fairly gentle including kojic acid, niacinamide, alpha arbutin, tranexamic acid and does have a little bit of glycolic acid but my understanding is the concentration is fairly low and it's not going to be irritating even if you do use it on a more regular basis. But depending on your skin type always test before you use more widely."

"They've got the Topicals Faded cream which most people have used, this is a mist which is meant to be used on the body and this one has additional beneficial ingredients. It's got a lot more beneficial ingredients than this one. It contains kojic acid, tranexamic acid, alpha arbutin, also contains niacinamide, licorice root, glycolic acid. It's a little bit more expensive but in the long run I think if you're really looking for real results this might be where you're going to have to land."

"If you're looking to fade hyperpigmentation and glow up the body, one of my favorite products is the Topicals Faded Mist. This mist is great because you can spray it on the back, on the chest, anywhere where you might have breakouts, great on the tops of the arms if you have any discoloration there. And this combines just about everything for fading hyperpigmentation and getting that even skin tone: you've got tranexamic acid, kojic acid, alpha-arbutin, and a super high dose of glutathione. You could use this on the face, there's no reason you couldn't, but I think it could be a little bit sensitizing for some because of just the sheer blend of actives that you've got in here. On the body though, I think this could be universal. If you have discoloration under the arms, another great place to target with this. It's a hero body treatment in my view. So if you want to use glutathione on the body to smooth everything out in time for summer, I think this Faded one definitely packs the punch and would be one of my personal recommendations."

"This is called Faded and if you're struggling with body acne that leaves behind redness or dark marks of hyperpigmentation this is the absolute best choice. It's 32 dollars and it's a brightening and clearing mist that specifically has additional ingredients such as Alpha arbutin and tranexamic acid that can stop pigmentation in its tracks. It also has niacinamide and licorice root which are great for pigmentation as well as glycolic acid to actually help exfoliate the skin. For those of us who are acne prone this is so freaking good. If you spray too much of it on it can get a little bit sticky but overall this is a beautiful formula that is made by two Black women."

"The Topicals Brightening and Clearing Mist just irritated my skin. They feel very sticky and the sticky residue doesn't go away - it's almost like you have sprayed yourself with spray adhesive. I was optimistic about trying it, thinking it would be like other spray-on lotions but with active ingredients for hyperpigmentation such as niacinamide, kojic acid, arbutin, tranexamic acid, glutathione which is an antioxidant, licorice root, and glycolic acid. But overall the formula was really sticky, felt like glue, and it was irritating. I tried it on my back and the next morning my back was really itchy. It also has fragrance which can be a culprit in worsening hyperpigmentation. These were definitely a fail for me."