Here's a picture right after the application. You can see a few areas that frosted, but not all of them.
Here's a picture several hours after the application, when the spots are pink:
I will probably do this several more times before spring.
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Spot treatment for hands - day 1
With the left-over 50% TCA solution I used on the mole on my nose, I decided to spot treat my hands. I still have lots of small spots that I want to fade. I don't think this alone will do it, but it will help.
Here's a picture right after the application. You can see a few areas that frosted, but not all of them.
Here's a picture several hours after the application, when the spots are pink:
I will probably do this several more times before spring.
Here's a picture right after the application. You can see a few areas that frosted, but not all of them.
Here's a picture several hours after the application, when the spots are pink:
I will probably do this several more times before spring.
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I used 21% and no frost at all on my hands. Waited five minutes and did another layer. No frost? hmmm
ReplyDeleteDoesn't surprise me. I don't think mine frosted at 25% and just barely did at 50%. I didn't use alcohol on mine for the spot treatment, but I think I did for the overall 25%. Anyone out there know why this would happen?
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