Tik Tok Gold ✅ or Scams ❌ :
FYI: These products don’t work for me.
I tried all for 30 days. I have massive hyperpigmentation and Combination skin(T-Zones are oily)…I’ve never really been a person who breaks out frequently and when I do it’s my sign to detox. Usually I get random blemishes and my hyperpigmentation would come from hair (mostly in growns.) I went on a rampage to find the new products b/c Ambi rebranded then changed the fade cream removing the hydroquinone which helps with the dark spots…I was determined for my skin have a glow up so I been on the hunt since May 25, 2024…
No luck with any of these products…they either caused breakout, temporary moisture, or no change at all….
I’m very disappointed b/c these are talked about and advertised frequently.
I started trying Dettol and Hibickens microbial soaps and my skin started calming down.
Ordinary toner is okay but it’s not the hype that everyone gives so….I’ve moved on to Dettol antiseptic next….Ive seen multiple African native girls using and showing improvement but I am tapped out…
(Yes, my Urban skin RX moisturizer says for men but it works for women who have pcos and breakdowns and need soothing after shaving. 🪒)
the Joseon rice serum don’t work…haven seen a change just like the good molecule serums…they pretty much soothe the skin…)
What’s some good products that have been working for yall (black girls)…. Natural remedies included⁉️⁉️⁉️
(No offense to the other ethnicities but your skin is not the same. 🤷🏽♀️ )
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I have good results from the good molecules niacinimide serum, gentle retinol, and the moisturizer. All of the other stuff I have dismissed because I think they’re over hyped. I think people get them because the packaging and names are fancy 🤷🏻♀️