Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
I have dark spots, and I once used a cream that worked very well. Unfortunately, I lost it. The cream came in green and white packaging. Its texture was thick and felt like a scrub. After applying it, it left a white, dry layer on the skin the next day. I would like to know which cream this might be, as it was effective for my dark spots.
Kindly help.
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I understand your concern.
You mentioned using a cream for dark spots that was very effective but has since been lost. The cream came in green and white packaging, had a thick, scrub-like texture, and left a white, dry layer on the skin the next morning. Based on this description, one possible product is known as “White Secret” or “X-White Extra” (collagen, bentonite clay, Morus alba) dark spot remover cream. This cream is often packaged in green and white, has a thick consistency similar to a scrub, and is commonly reported to leave a noticeable white layer when left on overnight. It is often promoted on social media platforms for treating dark spots and is typically used as a night cream.
Another possible match could be a generic overnight brightening cream with similar packaging and texture. However, the specific white cast left after application strongly suggests it could be “X-White Extra” or “White Secret.” To find this cream, you can search online or in local stores using terms like “X White Extra dark spot cream,” “White Secret dark spot remover cream,” or “overnight brightening cream green white packaging.” Look for a product with a thick, scrub-like texture that mentions “dark spot,” “brightening,” or “whitening” on the label. You can also check for reviews that mention a white residue or a dry layer left on the skin the next day.
Use the product with caution. Always do a patch test before using it on your face to avoid irritation, especially if it contains strong brightening ingredients. These products can make your skin more sensitive to the sun, so it is important to use sunscreen daily. If you are still unsure about the product, you may consult a dermatologist or pharmacist. They may be able to identify the cream or recommend a similar, safe alternative.
I hope you are satisfied with my answer. For further queries, you can consult me at iCliniq.
Thank you.
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Answered byDr. Sofia John
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