@allure_sensi: 1. You’re treating the dark spot, but not what keeps creating it. If acne, irritation, ingrown hairs, or picking continues, new pigmentation can keep replacing what you’re fading. 2. Your 10-step skincare routine might actually be the problem. Too many acids, scrubs and actives can trigger irritation and inflammation can leave more pigmentation, particularly in darker skin tones. 3. That “tingling” doesn’t necessarily mean it’s working. Burning and irritation aren’t proof of effectiveness. Sometimes they’re the beginning of another dark spot! 4. You keep changing products before they’ve had a chance to work. Two weeks of one serum, then TikTok convinces you to buy another 😭 Pigmentation takes months! not days! to noticeably improve. 5. You might be treating the wrong kind of pigmentation. Post-acne marks, melasma and other causes of discoloration can’t all be treated with a ‘dark spot serum’ 6. The product everyone swears by might simply be wrong for YOUR skin. The formulation, concentration, irritation potential and your particular pigmentation all matter. 7. Some of what you’re calling “dark spots” may need professional treatment. Not every persistent pigmented area should be attacked with stronger acids. See a dermatologist! Assess before you treat! #skincare #hyperpigmentation #skin #viraltiktok #glow

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