“There’s also a more worrisome side effect of hydroquinone use known as exogenous ochronosis,” he adds. Exogenous ochronosis is a type of skin coloration where the skin darkens and ...

So is hydroquinone actually ever safe to use? Do dermatologists stand by its benefits and can it be safely incorporated back into our skincare routines? We asked some of the UK’s leading ...

Let us explore some of the best ways to get rid of hyperpigmentation on your skin. Use hydroquinone sparingly Although hydroquinone can be harmful for long-term use, it is wonderful for getting ...

Hydroquinone 4%, padimate O 5%, dioxybenzone 3%, oxybenzone 2%; crm; contains sulfites. Avoid eyes. Use cautiously near lips, eyes, nose. Do 24 hr patch test before use; do not use if itching ...

and never use a product containing hydroquinone. "If the product doesn't display the ingredients at all, then don't use it." He added: "Councils have been targeting rogue retailers selling these ...

Although uncommon, ochronosis (a permanent, reticulated, ripple-like, sooty pigmentation) can occur, generally with prolonged use of high-concentration hydroquinone (Grimes, 1995). Tretinoin 0.1% ...

Hydroquinone 4%; crm; contains sulfites. Avoid eyes. Use cautiously near lips, eyes, nose. Do 24 hr patch test before use; do not use if itching, vesicle formation, or excessive inflammatory ...