Obagi Nu-Derm Blend Fx is a skin-brightening cream formulated for use at night to clarify and brighten the skin. For all non-sensitive skin types with pigmentation due to superficial and deeper types of hormonal melasma or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Key ingredients include Arbutin 7% which is formulated with a smaller molecule that is able to penetrate into the basal layer to enable a deeper effect on the dermal form of melasma and inhibit tyrosinase activity which stimulates melanin formation. Vitamin C & Vitamin E are renowned for their combined antioxidant properties which help to prevent against pigmentation.
Dr Webster’s Recommendation: Obagi Nu-Derm Blend Fx can be used as a preventative and maintenance cream to help reduce pigmentation. For the best results, you should use it together with the Clear Fx and Exfoderm or the Exfoderm Forte (depending on your skin type). Always use a high-factor, broad-spectrum sunscreen every day and this is especially important if you have pigmentation. Caution: After a week of using the Nu-Derm regimen there will be some lifting of the deep brown pigment and your skin will be darker in the affected areas but this will reduce within a week or two as the treatment takes effect.
Strength: Arbutin 7% Product Size: 57g SPF: N/A Application Area:
Face Use: PM
- This product should be used with extreme caution. First time users should always introduce this product slowly until the skin is tolerant. If any irritation occurs use less often and build up tolerance
- Apply a pea-size amount onto the entire face and leave on at night after cleansing and toning.
- If using in combination with Obagi Clear Fx it can be mixed together and then applied.
- Caution: After a week of using the Nu-Derm regimen there will be some lifting of the deep brown pigment and your skin will be darker in the affected areas but this will reduce within a week or two as the treatment takes effect.
- When using active ingredients such as this product you need to be extremely cautious about using a sunscreen during the day. If you do not use sunscreen, there is a risk of further pigmentation occurring.
- If you have chronic pigmentation please consult your Dermatologist.