*NEW* Eucerin Radiant Tone With Thiamidol For Dark Spots

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  1. Omg omg omg omg omg thank you so much I along with others just asked you to review this in yesterdays video comment section ❤

  2. This is THE best hyperpigmentation serum I’ve ever used and I’m thrilled it’s finally in the USA! I’ve been paying to ship it from Europe for months! Definitely the strongest product I’ve used and my hyperpigmentation has gone from like a 9 to about a 2 or 1. 👍

    1. Thank u for the comment! Ive been using prescription Azaleic acid for a few months with my tret and no changes. Even tho thiamidol is mot prescription, i will hive it a try

    2. @ Fortunately I’m not sensitive to fragrance so it doesn’t bother me. I suppose anyone who is sensitive to fragrance should listen to Dr Dray. I believe Topicals might not have fragrance though it does smell weird. It’s pretty effective as well, as is the one from Maelove. But for me Eucerin is much better and makes my skin glow. I honestly don’t notice any smell from it at all 🤷🏻‍♀️

    3. @ Thank you for responding! I don’t consider myself sensitive to fragrances, so I will probably have a similar attitude about it as you do. I think it’s definitely worth trying and if the fragrance is too much on my face, I can always use it on my hands…they also need some help with hyperpigmentation. Appreciate you!🙏🏻

  3. WHY ruin a good product by putting in fragrance?!
    What is the point of adding it?
    Especially when it has no skincare benefits, and more likely to put a lot of people off

    1. Usually, it’s because another necessary ingredient or the combination of more than one i gradients results in an unpleasant smell, so formulators are pushed to cover it up. I feel like they may have over corrected in this case, tbh. Because I have this product and the scent is strong. Fortunately, it does dissipate after 15-30 minutes, ime.

    2. Because some people don’t mind fragrance. Up until 5 or so years ago fragrance was fine. Now it’s enemy number 1. Don’t buy it until the fragrance free version is available.

    3. @gettygets872  Unfortunately for people like me, my skin is very sensitive to fragranced products. It breaks me out almost immediately. Hopefully a fragrance free version is available in the future

    4. @@JT-wv3xtWhen I first used this product, I experienced breakouts after one week as my skin is very sensitive. I stopped using for two weeks (used cicaplast every day to help my skin to recover). Then I started using it again every other day for three weeks, and now I am using every day with no reaction. Even the smell doesn’t bother me anymore. It dissipates fast, especially after adding moisturizer and sunscreen after the serum.

  4. Yay! Thank you for your honest opinion. I am going to give the serum a try. Like others here have mentioned, it’s probably a matter of time before a fragrance free version is on the market.

  5. Using it now, almost a week. The fragrance goes away quickly, and doesn’t bother me at all. I think it could be a no from ppl who react to fragrance. I react badly to niacinimide, so very happy it doesn’t contain that.

    1. Friend, sameee! Niacinamide is my arch nemesis, lol. Right up there with Vitamin C, sadly. Considering dark spots are my biggest skin concern, trying to find anything formulated without either of those feels like I’ve found the golden goose! 😅

  6. I’m using it now and the fragrance goes away after half an hour. Thank goodness because it would be unbearable otherwise. It surprisingly works (after having tried lots of anti pigmentation products out there and getting no results). It works slowly but surely. (I use it morning and night.)

    1. @mcanultymichelle  I got mine at Ulta! You might be able to get it elsewhere, but that’s where I’m sure of. Good luck!

  7. Eucerin and LRP need to make fragrance free alternatives for all their products. Eucerin body lotions in particular are recommended for eczema by dermatologists and I think they should stick to their branding there!

  8. This will be good to apply to my hyperpigmentation spots after laser hair removal sessions going forward

  9. I just threw away a Eucerine product because of the chemical smell. I tried to get used to the smell but just couldn’t.

  10. Fragrance AND denatured alcohol…my rosacea self could never.

    I hope they make a sensitive-skin friendly version in the future 🥲🤞

  11. i bought the Nivea one you mentioned in a previous video, here in the Philippines, but it didn’t list Thiamidol, just that patented Luminous 360

  12. What a mind-reader! I’ve been getting commercials for this and was eyeing it suspiciously.

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