Dark Spots on Black Skin Won't Fade? You're Treating the Wrong

Your dark spots aren't fading because you may be treating the wrong cause. "Dark spots" isn't one condition. It's at least four different ones that look alike in the mirror, and the treatment that helps one can make another worse. In this video, you'll learn how to tell which type you have in about 30 seconds, and the plan that matches it. Made for Black women over 50, whether you're in the USA, UK, Canada, or Australia. PRODUCTS MENTIONED (no affiliate links, just examples) Sunscreen: Black Girl Sunscreen, EltaMD UV Clear, Dang Ageless Mineral Sunscreen Gentle cleansers: Cetaphil, Vanicream, La Roche-Posay Which type do you think you have: leftover marks, sun spots, melasma, or something else? And do you believe Black women need sunscreen every day? Tell me honestly in the comments. New videos on skin, style, and confidence after 50. Subscribe so you don't miss the next one: [paste channel link] DISCLAIMER: This video is for education and general information only. It is not medical advice and cannot diagnose your skin. Please see a doctor or dermatologist, especially for any new or changing spot, a dark streak under a nail, or a dark spot on your palms or soles. #DarkSpots #Hyperpigmentation #BlackSkinCare #Melasma #SkincareOver50 #BlackWomenOver50 #MatureSkin #DarkSpotCorrector #SunSpots #PostInflammatoryHyperpigmentation #SkinOfColor #AntiAging #SunscreenForBlackSkin #SkincareTips #TimelessBlackFashion