Fixderma Nigrifix cream for Acanthosis Nigricans | Underarm Cream Effective for Armpit, Knees, Elbows & Knuckles | Dermatologist Tested - 3.52 OZ

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.

Product Review: Fix Derma Nigrifix Cream I’ve been using this product for almost three months, mainly to lighten my underarms and knees. Initially, I was put off by the strong smell, but over time, I got used to it and don’t mind it as much now. However, I still think it would be better if the scent was milder. I didn’t apply it every day, as sometimes I’d forget, but I still noticed a difference, especially on my knees, which have visibly lightened. This tells me it actually works, and I believe I would see even better results if I used it consistently. I also appreciate that it’s non-greasy and absorbs well into the skin. While I’m satisfied with the effectiveness, there are two things I’d love to see improved: the smell and the price. The current price feels a bit high for me, and a more affordable option would be appreciated. Overall, it’s a good product that does what it claims, but there’s room for improvement in scent and cost.

After nearly 2 weeks of use once a day the dark skin under my arms has almost gone, I would highly recommend this product. Yes the cream does burn slightly when first applied but it’s nothing really and with the results I got it’s very much worth the pain :)

It doesn’t work and makes it worse. Don’t waste your money.

Ok

I used it on my face

I don’t know how the product is like it arrived yesterday smells good and is very thick but the problem is it’s not full I paid that much amount of money to not even get all the cream that supposed to be inside which is not fair

Best product I have seen, it worked like magic

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.

Been using it for 2 weeks and no noticeable result.

My neck has a slight dark change to it and Ive been using this at least 3 times a day for 2 weeks when it states to use in morning and night, however there no change. Ill continue using for a month and if still no change I will leave this review as is.

For me, this stuff's working miracles. I'm insulin resistant, had developed acanthosis on the back of my neck and was super self conscious abt it. Within just a few days I've noticed incredible results. HOWEVER, be careful if you have sensitive skin, or sensitivity to tea tree oil. Seems like every review is either "great!" or "peeled my skin off". One of the main ingredients is urea, which can be an irritant for sensitive skin. It also has tea tree oil (which I'm pretty sure is where most of the scent comes from), which can also cause irritation dryness and rashes, and since it isnt a common ingredient, you may also be allergic and not know. I'd reccommend doing a test patch for a 2-3 days, before fully committing to slathering it on your affected areas, especially if they're in sensitive regions. If still worried, try doing it only once a day instead of the reccomended twice to see how those areas react. You also do not need as much as you may think! A little bit goes a long way, and leaving excess urea and tea tree oil just sitting ON the skin might promote some of those adverse reactions, use as little as possible and rub it all in! If it continues progession at current rate, my neck will be clear within a month of recieving the product, if not sooner. Definitely worth a try if youre looking for solutions :^)

worst cream i have ever seen waste of money don’t buy…i have used 2 months but results are 0% please don’t buy if you have more money you can waste here….