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  • Female
  • 15 Years
  • 22/01/2025

Can I use HH sone cream as a night cream to help with skin brightening? If that's not a good idea, could you recommend some other night creams that would be effective for brightening? I'm really curious about what would work best for me.

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  1. Safety of Using Mometasone (HH Sone Cream) for a 15-Year-Old

    • Mometasone is a potent steroid cream not recommended for skin brightening or long-term use in teenagers due to risks like skin thinning, irritation, and hormonal effects.
  2. Safer Alternatives for Skin Brightening at Age 15

    • Consider gentle, non-steroidal night creams with ingredients like niacinamide, vitamin C, and mild exfoliants, which are safe and effective for young skin.
  3. Recommended Night Creams and Skincare Practices

    • Look for brands available in India formulated for sensitive or teenage skin with brightening benefits. Ensure daily sun protection to support skin brightening.
  4. When to Consult a Dermatologist

    • Consult a dermatologist before starting new treatments to ensure safe, effective care tailored to individual skin types and concerns.

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