Ebanel Dark Spot Remover for Hyperpigmentation, Melasma and Age Spots

I really like this dark spot cream. It feels nice on my skin and is easy to apply. My skin looks more even and moisturized after using it. I’m happy with my purchase and will continue using it to see more results. I would recommend this product.

There is little to no help for hemosiderin, iron deposits under the skin from ruptured blood cells due to bruising. I had reconstructive surgery on my nose after removal of cancer which left me with black bruising. When it faded, I still had very large dark spots on my upper cheeks just under both eyes and turned out to be hemosiderin. My doctor has told me nothing will help this, not even laser resurfacing. I tried an over the counter dark spot product, which did not work. So I next tried Ebanel Dr. Brightening dark spot remover. I used for 30 days, followed instructions and have seen a fading of the spots. One cheek is barely visible now. The other will never go away completely I think, but I am now on my second round with the Ebanel and think I will see additional results. The product makes no claims to help this condition, but it does give me hope to look more normal over time.

I read a lot of mixed reviews and I think some people missed that this is a chemical peel, meaning yes your skin will burn and peel. I have had melasma above my lip for two years. I have tried many different serums and creams to lighten it with no results. After using this product, the melasma is 90% gone. A couple of things to keep in mind if you decide to use this product: - it is very potent. Your skin will burn almost as soon as you put it on - be careful not to let excess product pool in one area. I do have a section of skin that peeled and left the skin underneath raw. I have been moisturizing that area more and using aloe to help heal the skin, and it is healing nicely now - you only need a small amount. After three applications, my skin started to peel. I stopped applying when I noticed the peel - keep your skin moisturized while it is peeling. Essentially, I treated it the same I would a bad sunburn - use sunscreen - my skin peeled for about a week. Keep that in mind when deciding when to use I am still nursing the area of skin that burned deeper than the rest. I do believe that part was user error and I know how to better apply next time. I will probably do another round in a few months, knowing how to better use the product now, and hopefully see the rest of the melasma gone

First, the burning and itching sensation is very strong, although it subsides in 5 minutes or so. I applied this nightly on some small spots on my upper lip and the area peeled, but the marks did not lighten. I used it on an age spot on my cheek and the spot became very dark, but the spot did not peel at all. I also put it on the backs of my hands every night; the skin became flaky and the spots remain. The worst place was an age spot on my forearm, and what made me decide to return this: I figured the skin on the body is more resilient than facial skin, but the spot on my forearm reddened and blistered overnight, even though I put pure vitamin E over the area. That was a single application. I gave it two weeks to heal and tried again out of curiosity, with the same results. During the two weeks resting period there was no peeling; the redness faded but the spot looked darker than before. It's now very pink, blistered, and itching from the second attempt two days ago, and I'm in the process of returning the product. I'm assuming its combination of acids don't work with my skin.

I suddenly developed hyperpigmentation after getting sunburned, and I was so embarrassed and self conscious. I saw that this product had pretty good reviews, so decided to try it. I did see a very small difference in my dark spots in about 4 weeks. I wasn’t all the way satisfied and didn’t want to wait any longer, so I got my first chemical peel. Disclaimer, I forgot to take a picture of my hyperpigmentation before I got the peel, but the first picture is the night that I decided to purchase this dark spot remover, and the 2nd picture is after about 1 month using the dark spot remover and 2 weeks after a chemical peel. I will continue using this dark spot remover until it’s gone, and will probably get another peel in a month or 2. I’d say this product alone took my discoloration from a 6 to a 5.

I actually thought I was buying a peel, so I was a little miffed when it didn't peel. But I used it as a cream, and I wasn't expecting much...but after a couple of months my skin just looked brighter and less pigmented. I got off of it for a while so I could finish some other products and it looks like I should've kept going with this bc some of the spots got a little darker again. Not a whole lot...but noticeable to me. Upon a deep dive into the ingredients, this is a power house of all kinds of pigment inhibitors, exfoliators, cell renewing retinol & peptides and a plethora of antioxidants. This could be used as a stand alone routine with sunscreen unless you have really dry skin. Mine is combination and I experienced no irritation or dryness, but I am a seasoned user of AHAs and tretinoin. I would definitely repurchase again. You just need patience. It's an underrated product. Having said that, the company really needs someone to overhaul their bottle graphics and labelling... Here's a breakdown of the ingredients and what they target: It targets melanin synthesis, transfer, inflammation, and cell turnover — the four key angles of hyperpigmentation. Here's what the actives are packing: 1. Tyrosinase inhibitors (slow melanin production): Alpha-Arbutin Kojic Acid 4-Butylresorcinol ⭐️Hexylresorcinol (Synovea HR)⭐️ super star Niacinamide Glutathione Vitamin C 2. Melanin transfer blockers: Niacinamide Tranexamic Acid Decapeptide-12 3. Anti-inflammatory + antioxidants (prevent rebound pigment): Green Tea Panthenol Vitamin E Ascorbic Acid Cucumber Extract 4. Gentle exfoliation (increases skin turnover): Azelaic Acid Glycolic, Lactic, Malic, Tartaric Acids Salicylic Acid Retinol

I did not know that this was a peel! So basically, I had a laser facial done and it caused hyperpigmentation under my eyes. I had raccoon eyes and it was such a big problem that you could see it under my make up. I have Asian Hispanic skin so I am prone to keloids and hyperpigmentation. I never thought that this laser could do this to me because I never thought I would have any issues. I was devastated but then I saw this product. I tried it a few times I applied aloe afterwards, and the flaking was pretty aggressive. There were a few spots that I didn’t know that I over applied the product since it can be a little thick, depending on if you shake the bottle or not before applying. On those areas where I put too much, it ended up being a bit of a burn spot. I did remedy the situation by putting a very high-quality moisturizer on afterwards. Basically that is the trick: Apply a high quality moisturizer afterwards. After I learned my lesson, I started to use this product about 3 to 4 times a month then I applied my moisturizer afterwards. Thanks to this product. The hyperpigmentation under my eyes is completely gone. Keep in mind. I was so devastated because before, you could see the hyperpigmentation, even with my Mac brand full coverage foundation. Yes this product is that good but apply a thin layer first then a good moisturizer!!!! Now my skin tone is even and the hyperpigmentation under my eyes is gone. I use this a couple times a month and it has done wonders for my pores in my skin. I highly recommend this product.

I wanted this to work for me....so badly. I have really red cheeks and nose for about 9 years and during quarantine I’ve had a lot of time to order things and try and get my skin care in order. I ended up ordering this but it was so incredibly itchy and uncomfortable that I ended up washing it off after a few hours. It left my skin so dry and screaming for moisture. I just couldn’t hack it. Tried it again and had the same issues. I think this cream would be better left to putting on at night so you don’t have to go through an entire day with dry and itching skin. Do I think this will work for some people? Yes I do. I think some of the pictures speak volumes and hydroquinone is a strong topical medication that has a lot of proven benefit for people. So if you’re able to withstand the dryness and discomfort you may get some amazing effects from this that make those negatives moot. I just couldn’t :/ I may give this another try and will update if I’m able to get some use out of it. It was relatively inexpensive compared to high end brands that do similar things so I wasn’t out an insane amount of money and the product isn’t some super tiny tube so it is a decent value. It just may not be the product for me....so back to searching for the perfect lighting cream.

I like it is so nice

Muy bueno si despigmenta

Es un excelente producto, con una excelente formulación. Es una exfoliacion química, prolongada. Debes cuidar mucho la piel en ese proceso. Usar provitamina b5 , centella asiatica para disminuir inflamación e irritación. Y así aprovechar al maximo los resultados!

No quita nada, no funciona, usaba 1 mes y nada de resultados