Dr Sister SkincareDark Spot Vanish - Moisturiser & Dark Spot Remover for Face - Firming & Brightening Facial Cream for Easing Pigmentation, Dark Spots, Uneven Tone - Gentle On Sensitive Skin

I know with creams and lotions and oils it does take time for the skin to show any sign of the cream doing its job everyone always expects miracles when they see creams like this I know I’m one myself but it does take time which is why I’ve left it awhile to do my review to test the cream out and see what the overall effect of using this daily has done to my skinIt’s a very nice well-balanced cream which I have been using twice daily And have been using in the morning and before I go to bed. It doesn’t really smell of much but it would’ve been nice to have a delicate scent, application of the cream feels nice on the skin and is absorbed really well leaving the skin feeling soft and moisturised, it has been weeks now since using the cream, and I have noticed a difference in the the tone of my skin It looks more even, I’ve also used on the back of my hands and even those are looking better.I’m still not sure whether I would actually pay £80 for something like this because this was offered to me through my Amazon Vine to review. I’m happy to say that I am pleased with the results so far so I will continue to use the cream.My photos are all with no make up. I do not like to wear make up only a bit of lipstick.

A really nice product to use which has a lovely texture and neutral fragrance. It's not at all greasy and blends into your skin rapidly. I would say a luxurious feel overall. I have sun spots quite a lot on my skin and this does a good job of blending them into the rest of my skin for a natural appearance.The only put off for me is the price but often with these types of product, you get what you pay for. The packaging and bottle is ok, perhaps a little basic but I had no issues dispensing. Overall a good experience and one I would recommend purchasing.

I must admit I’m rather disappointed with this. At £80.10 (at the time of writing) you’d think it a more luxury product, but that’s not the vibe I get. Sadly the product was pretty basic and I don’t know how to justify that sort of price tag.This comes boxed, and I’ve taken photos to show the ingredient list. It’s designed to “vanish” dark spots with its “Bicowhite complex” and “AQUAXYL”, the latter apparently being some kind of “cutting-edge 3D technology” to help moisturise. Then there’s “SENSANOV WR” to give it a lightweight consistency and help brighten any dark pigment. A mix of these special complexes plus the likes of Bisabolol and Niacinamide certainly make it an interesting product that should help to keep skin soft, firm and target pigmentation.The cream is in a plastic bottle with push down pump and clear cap. I anticipated a fancy bottle or at least a stylish label, but no, it’s a plain and basic bottle with a white sticky label on it that’s peeling off at the edges. It looks and feels very cheap.The product itself comes out white and fairly thick but soft, so it’s fine to apply and massages in well without any stickiness or greasiness. There’s nothing to write home about in this regard so it’s quite simple in use. The brand suggests twice daily use, especially overnight for better results.I do like the ingredient mix even if the various complexes like “SENSANOV WR” are a bit mysterious to me. I can’t say whether it’s helping yet or not as I’ve only used it a short while and I’ve no idea how long it should take to work. I don’t have a huge dark spot issue but for those who do, it’s probably worth a try.The bottle only lasts 6 months from when it’s first used. The expiry date is on the bottom of the box and mine came with about 14 months on it.At least with this the brand says to use it on the problematic areas rather than using as a serum all over, so that 50ml should last a good while. I just can’t fathom or justify the cost personally for a cream that comes across as pretty basic and with very underwhelming packaging, despite the intriguing ingredient mix.

First impressions were good - minimalist branding created a professional look.Let down by discovering the actual product comes in a very cheap looking tube!At this stage my wife was wondering what the money had been used on .... however approximately 2 months of use and she's beginning to see where!Firstly, a little goes a long way, there's no discernable smell and the cream absobs easily and evenly.Skin feels moisturiser and very soft too!My wife has 2-3 very light blemishes on her face and is very happy to say these have noticeably lightened.Used twice daily, morning and night, it's now become part of her daily skin care regime.Pricey but with it!

Using this cream for a while and it seems to be working. My dark spots seem to be lighter, and I'm also using it on my upper lip (under the nose), as that place looks darker than the face, and it also lightened up a bit. So, I'm quite happy with this cream. It's not greasy and absorbs well.I took one star off, because £80 seems a bit too much, but that's just my opinion.

The first thing that struck me was the packaging - it looked very professional and expensive. Then when I opened it, I was actually very disappointed! It’s in a cheap plastic bottle and the label was peeling off.The product itself is lovely to use. No nasty fragrance and doesn’t feel at all greasy. Goes on beautifully and I had no adverse reactions.My skin is uneven, with some darker blemishes and after a week it does look like it has started to even out and fade the darker patches.All in all a lovely product but for the cost, the bottle it comes in really cheapens it. It’s an expensive cream and if I was paying so much, I’d be disappointed. The packaging is so important to portray the quality of an item.