L'Oreal Paris Youth Code Dark Spot Correcting, Illuminating Day Cream, Spf 30, 1.6 Ounce

Great quality and excellent value for money

Excellent

It's the best cream out there by far that's all iam going to say

Product arrived on time but not seen any difference

I didn't see any results with this product except it gave me spots. I think it's because the texture was too thick for my skin.

I really wanted this cream to work after reading the reviews but unfortunately I found it left my face really greasy so I stopped using it in case my skin started breaking out with spots that added to the dark spot problem.

So my dark spots and freckles seemed to be more visible this summer and I’m already a bit self conscious so I thought I’d try a ‘dark spot remover’, found I’m not great at taking pics because I don’t like them... but I do see a difference, start day was 8/22 (before side) and the after is 12/30. I don’t put a lot on and was mostly focused on my cheeks little more on the upper area (I do use a little revitalift for my wrinkles - forehead / smile lines -eye area) Used daily for the most part, after I shower. It was by no means overnight and super subtle as no one has said a word about it, thought I’d share for those camera weary folks like me as it does give me a bit more confidence especially looking at the comparison. I didn’t seem to have some of the issues I had read in other reviews but I wouldn’t consider my skin super sensitive. No strong smell and I probably won’t have to order more for a couple months. Works well for me ;-) Blessings!

Very good quality

Use this on my husband's face - he has extremely dry skin and this provides moisture, as well as a nice radiance that makes his skin look much smoother and nicer. It has a good sunscreen (spf30) and absorbs really well.

Good

This was basically an expensive sunscreen to prevent your pigments from getting darker by sun exposure, but it does not reverse or heal existing damage, at least for me. In my experiences through an array of products, Garnier has a better Dark Spot Corrector with SPF that not only protects the current skin condition from worsening, but also corrects (what this product says it does on the box) the current problems, which is more what I was looking for. Also, the off brand 'compare to Garnier' ones at the drugstore work as well, for a much more practical price than this one. So if you want prevention, it's an alright buy (although also pretty oily for a sunscreen in my opinion, maybe hydrating for other people?). If you want treatment though, I'd try something else. Not to rant, but make sure whatever product you do get has SPF if you're using it during the day because pigment correcting products without SPF are for night time only. The sun has more effect to darken spots when you're exposed to it wearing correcting treatments.