Nigrifix Cream for Acanthosis Nigricans with Lactic Acid | Dermatologist Tested Retinol Cream | For Dark Body Parts like Neck, Ankles, Knuckles, Armpits, Thighs & Elbows | Exfoliant - 50g

I started using since a week and the result if superb.

Not at all working

Been using it for 2 weeks and no noticeable result.

I can see slight change on my skin. I think I need more time to see better results

Good

nice

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Doesn’t work dont buy

This is great, I’ve bought a third tube to keep the skin complaint at bay. Works a treat for my skin. There is a slight smell on application but then it’s gone.

Ich konnte leider keinerlei Wirkung feststellen.

Good product

This is the second product I have bought for my neck the first did not work at all but this is amazing. Nearly used up the tube but will deffo buy another.

This cream really works, but it has to be used correctly. I’ve seen some people post pictures showing irritated or burned skin, but that usually happens because they didn’t follow the instructions or didn’t protect their skin from the sun. Nigrifix has strong ingredients like salicylic acid, glycolic acid, and lactic acid. These help remove dark spots, clear dead skin, and make your skin look better. But they also make the skin thinner and more sensitive to sunlight. That’s why it’s best to use this cream only at night before going to bed. If you use it in the morning (which I don’t recommend), then you must use sunscreen right after to protect your skin. If you don’t, the sun can cause redness, irritation, or even burns. Also, if you work indoors, it’s usually not a problem. But if you work outside under the sun, using sunscreen is a must to avoid damage. Some people have this skin condition on their forehead. The instructions don’t say if it can be used there, but yes, it can — as long as you apply it only to the affected area and not too close to your eyes. In short, this product works great if it’s used correctly. If you use it every day and follow these tips, you’ll probably start seeing results after about 3 weeks.