It sounds like you're wondering if a certain product is suitable as a night cream for oily skin with pigmented tiny black spots.

When considering using a product as a night cream for oily skin with pigmented tiny black spots, it's important to focus on a few key points:

• Suitability for Oily Skin: The product should be non-comedogenic (meaning it won't clog pores) and lightweight to avoid worsening oiliness or causing breakouts.
• Effect on Pigmentation: Look for ingredients known to help with pigmentation, such as niacinamide or vitamin C, which can help lighten dark spots over time.
• Potential Irritants: Avoid heavy oils or ingredients that might irritate your skin, as irritation can worsen pigmentation and cause more breakouts.

Since I don’t have details about the specific product you’re referring to, I recommend checking its ingredient list carefully. For personalized advice and to ensure the product suits your skin type and pigmentation concerns, it’s best to consult a dermatologist. Also, remember that consistent use of sunscreen during the day is essential to prevent pigmentation from worsening.

If you notice any irritation or worsening of your skin condition, please seek prompt evaluation by a dermatologist.