Tritospot Lightening Cream
3.495 KWD
Tritospot lightening cream for problems of hyperpigmentation, melasma, scar freckles, pimple marks and dark spots Tritospot is a topical cream that contains 4 different elements that help reduce hyperpigmentation Hydroquinone has a powerful effect to prevent melanin in the skin Eusolex as sunscreen prevents fixing dyes again Tretinoin Improve Epithelium Peeling Hydrocortisone prevents the chances of irritation Used once or twice. Wash after use for no more than 6 hours. It is best not to be exposed to the sun for long periods. Tritospot cream is used to effectively brighten dark spots and pigmentation of the skin, by applying a very small amount (peas size) only to dark areas (not the entire face) at night, leaving for 30-60 minutes and then rinsed with water. It should be used cautiously, gradually, avoiding sensitive areas and around the eyes. Warnings: Not used for very sensitive areas, and not during pregnancy and lactation. Medical 4 Note: If you feel red or itchy, reduce or stop use and consult a doctor.
How to use
in detail: Cleansing and drying: Wash the skin thoroughly with a gentle wash and dry it completely, as it is recommended to apply it on dry skin after 20 minutes of washing. Application: Apply a thin layer of cream only on dark spots (calfs, freckles, traces of grains, knees and elbows). Time: Preferably used once a day at night, and left on the skin for 30 minutes to two hours as a start, and can be increased gradually, but not preferred to leave it for more than 6 hours. Rinse: The cream is well rinsed with water after the specified time. Important tips for safe use: Gradient: Use once every 2 days or 3 times a week to avoid irritation, and then increase daily if your skin tolerates it. Sunscreen: Using sunscreen is a very necessary morning throughout the treatment to avoid worsening of pigmentations. Moisturizing: Use a suitable moisturizer to reduce dryness and peeling. Duration: The period of use is not more than 2 to 4 months maximum, and it is advisable to consult a dermatologist.