I have used it on my hands and I wish I could afford to use it all over my limbs to lighten brown sun damage....ahhh the sins of youth. On the other hand I have used this product on my upper chest and currently trying it to lighten a mole removal scar on my midsection...(so far so good...the redness is lightening) I hope you get the results you desire.

I don't know about the product you are referring to, but I highly doubt this will make you break out. I have combination skin and it's not making me oily one bit!

Hyperpigmentation is specifically what this product is for... It breaks down the extra melanin in the skin over time. I would say that this would be ideal for you, however, you would have to make sure you use sunscreen as faithfully as you use this product. I would recommend going higher than the 15 that the consultants advise, but make sure it's oil free so it won't clog your pores!

I treat my face to a monthly facial and about every 3 months get a peel so far I love the way even better evens out my skin tone I do not use face make up daily except for special events. I believe once you get to your desired look this product will help you maintain. HOWEVER as I have been told your skin is much like your hair change product every now and then to get better results. Happy skin!

No! Please keep away from your eyes!

I have the same problem - it made the melasma a little lighter but didn't eliminate it. It worked great on acne scars.

If you want to see the maximum results with this product, you should

Daytime --- And exfoliate manually (with a scrub) 3-4x a week if you're oily - 2 if you're dry, less than 2x if you're very dry.
1) Cleanse
2) Exfoliate
3) Moisturize
4) Clinique Even Better Clinical
5) Booster Moisturizer with Sunscreen

At night time do steps 1-3, then you need to see how thick/thin the Even Better Clinical is vs your pm wrinkle serums/moisturizers. Keep in mind, it's best not to use anything with an spf at nighttime.

ALWAYS GO THINNEST TO THICKEST after regular moisturizer - yes, i'm telling you that you need two. A regular one, and a "booster" moisturizer. AM/PM if necessary. Sunscreen for day and wrinkle for nighttime.

Pretty much though, if you don't use a booster moisturizer over your serums, they aren't going to do much good. So always "seal" everything with your booster moisturizer - the thickest one will be the last thing you put on at nighttime.

I personally don't have any experience with the pregnancy mask, but I was talking to a woman who used this to get rid of her mask, and her skin was virtually perfect.
She did say that it took about a year to clear up, and you must use moisturizer with at least SPF 25, or sunscreen, every day. But it definitely worked.

incapsulated salicylic acid, vit.c and a patented botanical blend. it's not a "spot" treatment, you use it on your whole face because it improves radiance all over, which softens the look of the spots while it treats them.

I first tried the even better tone corrector and it did nothing. so i bought the clinical spot treatment and it is definitely working. I will be refilling when I run out!!