- If you have skin infections, eczema, psoriasis, or other pre-existing skin conditions, seek medical advice before using Dreamlite cream.
- Avoid using the product if you are allergic to its ingredients. If you are unsure, consult a dermatologist.
- Before using, carefully read the label or seek advice from your healthcare professional or dermatologist.
- Other pigment-removal or peeling treatments should not be used with Dreamlite cream without a doctor’s advice.
- Do not exceed the stated recommended daily usage.
- If your skin is injured, cut, or bruised, do not use it.
- Keep Dreamlite cream away from children and pets.
- Store in a cool and dry place, away from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight.
FAQ
Question: How does Dreamlite cream work?
Answer: Dreamlite cream includes diacetyl boldine (lumiskin), mushroom extract, bearberry extract, and liquorice extract. These ingredients treat hyperpigmentation by lowering melanin production, a natural brown pigment that causes skin darkening.
Question: What kind of safety measures should I take while using this cream?
Answer: Dreamlite cream is only for external (skin) use. If this cream accidentally gets into your eyes, nose, or mouth, immediately rinse with cold water. The cream should not be used on open wounds, cuts, lesions, or blisters. Bandages should not be used to cover the application site.
Question: Can Dreamlite cream make the skin look brighter?
Answer: Dreamlite cream is a comprehensive combination with effective depigmentation action that brightens dark spots and aids in the maintenance of uniform skin tone.
Question: What are the primary factors of hyperpigmentation?
Answer: Hyperpigmentation can be caused by various causes, including excessive sun exposure, acne or dermatitis, and excessive pigment production.
Question: Is Dreamlite Cream ideal for people with psoriasis?
Answer: Limited information is available on the use of Dreamlite Cream in people with psoriasis. Seek medical advice for further information.
