Skinshine Cream contains Hydroquinone 2%, Mometasone 0.1%, and Tretinoin 0.025%, which work together to lighten pigmentation, reduce inflammation, and promote skin renewal. When used correctly under medical supervision, it can help improve conditions such as melasma, dark spots, and uneven skin tone. Results vary based on factors such as skin type, the severity of the condition, sun exposure, lifestyle, and adherence to a proper skincare routine. It’s important to use Skinshine Cream as prescribed and consult your dermatologist as needed to ensure safe use, monitor for side effects, and maximise your chances of achieving the best results.

Indeed, using Skin Shine cream can have negative effects including skin thinning, pigmentation changes, acne, or increased sensitivity over time, particularly if it contains steroids or potent whitening chemicals. A dermatologist should be consulted for safe alternatives, and long-term use should be avoided.

Try not to touch or rub the affected area, and gently cleanse your skin with a mild, soap-free cleanser. Apply a cold compress for the first 48 hours to reduce swelling and slow any bleeding under the skin. For pimples, a gentle spot treatment with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide may help. If marks or pimples persist, please consult a dermatologist for further advice.

The skin in the corner of your eye may be turning white and feeling irritated due to a fungal infection, eczema, vitiligo, or an allergic reaction to a product. You should see a dermatologist promptly for a proper diagnosis and safe treatment. Avoid using creams or medications around the eye without medical advice.

If your skin becomes red after using Skinshine Cream, stop using it immediately and gently wash the area with water. Skin redness may be a side effect of this medication or an allergic reaction, so consult your doctor or dermatologist before restarting or changing the treatment.

If you notice skin whitening and itching under your eye, please consult a dermatologist promptly to identify the exact cause and start appropriate treatment. Do not apply over-the-counter whitening or steroid creams, as the skin around the eye is very delicate and may get easily irritated or damaged.

Clean your face twice daily with a gentle, oil-free cleanser and avoid harsh scrubs or excessive washing. Use a light, non-comedogenic moisturiser and sunscreen daily, as sun exposure and climate changes may worsen oiliness and irritation. Also, avoid trying new skincare products while travelling to prevent further irritation.