Urban Skin Rx HyperCorrect Fading Cream | 5% Cysteamine & 1% Niacinamide | For Scars & Uneven Skin Tone, 1.7 fl oz

My dermatologist recommended to use another Cysteamine product, which is almost 4 times more expensive than this one, and I used it until it ran out. I had good results. It takes a while to get rid of sunspots and cysteamine helps a lot. It's a lot of work (you have to do it once a day and keep the product for 15 minutes and then wash it away (and it smells bad, but I think it's worth it. I decided to try this product on my arms and wow! In a matter of 5 days I started to see great results. I guess it was because my arms are usually more protected than my face these days (even though I wear sunscreen on my face daily)

It works in addition to your pigmentation routine. It’s very gentle and doesn’t clog your pores. Compared to other options with cysteamine, you are getting a bang for your buck. It does stink because of the strong metallic smell but it’s a wash off so it basically doesn’t matter IMO. I am fitzpat V. Give it a try.

I have only had this for a few days so I'll need to update regarding results but initial comments are that I identified what this product smells like fairly quickly as it is one that I like. It smells like burning flesh (not rotting eggs at all)..... Think after a long day at the beach what your skin smells like. It reminds me of the that and I love the beach so I like it. I did not experience any tingling or irritation and I have very sensitive skin! Lastly my only other comment is that this is very expensive for such a small amount. If this proves to work well I only wish they had larger sizes for a reduced $/oz price.

Save your money!! If you're looking for an alternative to hydroquinone this is not it. I used the whole tube and it made my skin worse. It smelled so horrible that it made me lightheaded. My skin became blistered when I used it locally and left me with dark blotches.

Not sure yet. Purchased because my dermatologist recommends cyspera, which contains 7% cysteamine. It costs $170. This product contains 5% cysteamine and costs $50. I'm hoping to get similar results at a lower cost. Have only used for 2 weeks. Can't tell yet if it's working.