Melasma & Hyperpigmentation Nighttime Skincare Routine Featuring NATURIUM | Skincare with Susan Yara

I recently shared my current morning skincare routine and you guys asked for a nighttime version, so here it is! These are the products I use in my nighttime skincare routine to help reduce melasma and hyperpigmentation. Let me know what products you use for melasma in the comments! #naturium #naturiumskin #melasma
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1:29 Double Cleanse
05:33 Alpha Arbutin
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[@WhitneySimmons]

No sorry your Azelaic Acid Emulsion changed my skin, thank you

[@cristinitaandco]

How it changed??

[@luigilove254]

Did it change your skin in a good way or a bad way?? Lol

[@dezomtsang2723]

@@luigilove254 🤦‍♀️she says No Sorry

[@lacrossemom]

@@dezomtsang2723I just watched Whitney’s video and she loved it and would repurchase

[@spencerchidley1060]

these routines are my favourite to watch. even if theyre not relevant to my skin type or condition :) keep it up susan and team!

[@veronicacamara7959]

Me too!

[@lillahalasz2306]

Me too, I find these routines so relaxing :-)

[@ajengyf]

Me too! Always loving this kind of video!

[@nwal8685]

@@veronicacamara7959 eww

[@yourbestfriendjoshua]

I love that you actually stand by your products and use them in your regular routine. 🙏🏼

[@grilledcamwich2295]

Every time Susan says “truly,” I always want a drink of Truly

[@enamontiel4237]

🤣🤣🤣

[@tyresseferguson2462]

I layer the alpha arbutin w/ the vitamin c serum 3 nights a week and the tranexamic acid w/ the azelaic acid serum 3 nights a week to fade my hyperpigmentation and it has helped tremendously. I also combine the alpha arbutin essence w/ the Good Molecules vitamin c powder in the morning.

[@To5ny6]

I love a ceo using they’re own product.💚💚✨

[@sarahforaface]

Enjoying my morning coffee with Susan 🥰

[@megankennedy9516]

Love these routines ♥️ thanks Susan!

[@acewingate6993]

Nobody: Susan: truly! I have melasma, truly 😌 Hahaha love you Susan!!

[@mila7504]

I thought I was the only one that noticed that. TRULY. . ☺

[@bbybee]

These are some of my favorite videos to watch from you guys!!

[@Catie11]

I just bought all the products you used over Memorial weekend. I can’t wait to try your routine. ❤️💫❤️

[@arelysxavier9140]

Thanks so much for your tips,never thought of alternating the retinol, I have terrible melasma as well,so it's always great to hear what others use,I love Naturium as well😍

[@michaelsantiago12]

Always so informative and great! Thank you for all the tips and great videos! I just purchased your retinol complex cream and I’m super excited to try it.

[@crystallopez6428]

Thank God someone who can relate

[@lakenambrister6103]

thank you for always giving us great skincare options, keeping it real, and most of all saving our skin!!! you’re amazing and we love you!🤍

[@isolinaaustin1108]

Your skin is looking good. Your treatments are definitely working.

[@RockBandGroupie]

Love these types of videos 💕

[@TBiscuitful]

Just ordered your Alpha Arbutin and Vitamin C!!! Excited to check out your products for the first time and more in the future! Full disclosure - I probably would have ordered more but I'm in a holding pattern until I know the full line that is being released by Hyram. ☺️ So excited for him and happy you both have your own line! Well deserved! 💚👏

[@BrookeSantourian]

Loved the alpha arbutin serum! So excited to try the azeleic acid emulsion and phyto lip balm💕

[@lisabeautyinsideout]

I haven’t tried the Cleansers but I’m going to purchase them and try and see if I enjoy it. I’m sure I will bc I’m already enjoying other Natarium products.

[@loren6893]

Sus! You are the best, would love to know your thoughts on the IS clinical line 💕

[@mistyswiney7339]

I love cleansers too and trying them in my night routines. I use the gentle ones at night and morning then every other morning I will use a salicylic acid and glycolic cleanser for gentle exfoliation and it works great.

[@susankabuku8450]

Thank you this video. i developed melasma after i gave birth and it got worse with time. I just ordered your naturium alpha arbutin, azelaic acid and vitamic c complex on amazon and i cant wait to get started. Love from Kenya

[@Jasper_girl]

Hi Susan! Great video. Can you please talk about ZO Skin Health for hyperpigmentation and melasma? Cheers 😊

[@natdivaz5348]

Susan, I was about to comment to try hydroquinone for severe malasma as i think retinol is too harsh for yr dry and sensitive skin, when i heard maybe sometime in future u would be recommended by yr doctor... Hydroquine in low percentages saved my post-acne marks skin and is a gold standard in hyperpigmentation treatment... Truly believe in it.

[@beauty_enthusiast]

I love your videos, Susan. I always learn so much. I have some honest and constructive feedback - when you consistently bounce back and forth towards the mirror, it is distracting. A little bit of fine when you’re trying to show us a product or your skin but it seems like a habit. Thank you for considering. I also have been using hydroquinone and it’s really been helping my skin. I hope it helps your melasma.

[@chrismaurice9455]

Yaaasss! Love from the Philippines here!😅😂🤣

[@marjoriemartinez2321]

I have oily skin but I love the plant ceramide moisturizer.

[@kimberlywalker2001]

Hi Susan! I’ve watched this video and loved how you broke down the steps! THANK YOU‼️ I have pure niacinamide w/maracula that I want to use. So when I go through the steps of the nighttime facial routine…double cleanse, alpha arbutin, azelaic acid, retinal and moisturizer. Where do I fit my niacinamide?

[@angelasuezanne1736]

I have been using Naturiums Vitamin C Complex Serum for 2 months & I really do love it❤️I’m picking up a few more items at Target this afternoon. Your videos in the morning are what I watch while doing my morning routine🥰

[@moepop1]

Same here! I always pick a Susan Yara video to watch while doing my skincare and it just makes it feel complete 😂☺️

[@mistyswiney7339]

Melasma is my biggest issue also and I love the naturium line for alot of my maintenance treatments. My dark spots are fading.

[@96unique2]

Can confirm that the retinol cream is awesome ! I have oily skin but I find that the plant ceramide cream after the retinol cream is excellent....and I donr mind being shiny at night since I wake up with baby smooth skin

[@assovereveryrhing]

my weekly dose of serotonin :)

[@bdsaucer]

I struggle with hyperpigmentation too. My Derm recommends TCA Chemical Peel to help fade the appearance of it. I have had 2 of them in the past couple years and each time my skin looks and feels sooooooo much better. Sometimes it can take up to 5 or 6 treatments to get the desired results. I'm going to get another this fall (you shouldn't get them in the summer due to sun sensitivity from the peel) Is also helped with my acne too. I rarely get bad breakouts anymore. I will warn you that there is about a 5 day "ugly phase" because of the severe peeling of the skin, but your face looks soo pretty and fresh after. I think there are laser treatments too yo get rid of hyperpidmentation (I think they are alot more expensive though)

[@nikki2663]

0.018% is my magic number for trentinoin and anything higher my skin will actually start to peal/flake. Also just bought the emulsion and first use I honestly thought it was magic! My face was even and bright!

[@beccalin6837]

Hello Susan.. Thank you for the very informative videos (AM and PM). Why do you use Tranexamic acid in AM routine but not your evening routine? Is it because of the retinoid?

[@dels4583]

Susan looks very sun kissed. Do you use the same self tanners for your body on your face too?

[@MrsJenniferAshley]

Do you have a pregnancy skincare routine? Would love to see it!

[@kailawilson4455]

Can you make a comparison chart for the products showing which are best for the skin types for easy comparison when shopping for products?

[@JJ-lm2tc]

I have rosacea & Apostrophe's 0.018% is the only % of Tretinoin that I've tried that my skin can tolerate for daily use after one month. I really hope that lower percentage works for you!

[@shahnaaziqbal4728]

Amazing tips Susan. Ive tried everything for a long time and i can say that really helped my skin was sachiskin’s triphala corrector serum!!! Hope this will help anyone suffering from hyperpigmentation

[@MadisonFalco]

Hi Susan!

[@yolanieswarts6030]

Beautiful😍🤗

[@carolynf7922]

Does anyone know if they ship to Canada? Would love to try these products. I have hyperpigmentation and dry/dehydrated skin.

[@virginialidiadasilva1104]

Olá Estou usando óleo de copaíba com vetiver ,muito bom pra melasma,clarea bem.

[@dylannmeade2654]

Curious if you ended up trying the zitsticka supplements for hyperpigmentation you mentioned you were going to ask your derm about?

[@shelleykerr8411]

Hi Susan, check out Dr Stasha Gominack on KZbin as she discusses the link between melasma and vitamin D deficiency. She also talks about vitamin B complex and balancing your microbiome (good bacteria in your gut). So interesting x

[@ktv9123]

Would you please help to provide the link ? I could not find it . Please

[@shelleykerr8411]

@@ktv9123 hi I hope this link works for you. If you want to skip through to 33 minutes that's when pigmentation/melasma is mentioned x

[@mistyswiney7339]

Just massage that cleanser for a little while and it melts into an oil with the warmth of your skin. Its great and gentle.

[@astralromance]

You would benefit from TCA peels. Your melasma is not too severe, it wouldn't take too many treatments for you to get rid of it. This is from my experience, and my melasma was really, really bad. I got rid of it thanks to TCA peels, very little left on my jaw line.

[@annelierunge1869]

Will naturium eventually be shipped to Europe or be sold here? I’d love that!

[@selinallamas7553]

You should really try AlphaRet overnight cream by Skin Better Science. I’m an medical aesthetician and have never been able to use any kind of retinol because of irritation and this is the first one Iv been able to use on a nightly bases with zero irritation.

[@prayonkreutz2398]

Melasma is hormonal. Talk to your GYN or a endocrinologist about doing a lab panel. Once you figure out what's triggering your hormone imbalance (it might be your thyroid too) & regulate it, then the melasma will just break up naturally.

[@spreadthemessage15]

Great advice!👍👍 I think in another video somewhere she mentioned that she knows it could be hormonal.

[@martina13118]

She does have thyroid issues actually. She talked about it a few times

[@simplytitanium7919]

Have you tried using it as a 20 minute face mask ? That’s how I had to use my retinal for a few months

[@bspeakman5102]

Hi are your products nuturium able to buy in Canada?

[@jaallb2864]

When will you do international shipping please?

[@superconfidentyou193]

Is it safe to use the Azelaic Acid Emulsion if you are using a Retinol product since it has the Retinol substitute in it?

[@chael360]

I wish we could’ve access to your brand in our country. 😩

[@bonniebates683]

Hey beautiful lady. Just a quick question. What is the difference between the Azelaic Topical Acid 10%, and The Azelaic Acid Emulsion 10%. I bought the Topical not realizing I already had the Emulsion. So, I just thought I'd ask your thoughts on what's what.

[@giefemale6358]

Hi . I have fungal acne on my forehead ,& my skin type is combination skin , what’s the serum should I have to use ?

[@NaaraV1]

I wish we could buy your brand in Europe! Is there any info on this for the future? thank you so much, love

[@Dr__Feelgood]

Does Amazon not sell Naturium over there?

[@NaaraV1]

@@Dr__Feelgood no our Amazon is like buying on AliExpress. It's the worst and cannot be trusted at all 😛

[@melissapowers4780]

I use my alpha abutin in the morning. Is that ok?

[@tklmara]

Hello Susan. I would like your opinion of the Droplette device. Thoughts?

[@kendallstark4302]

Hi! Penn Smith has a video she recently did on her channel, with the founders of Droplette. She's an aesthetician.

[@enamontiel4237]

My dermatologiat bursed my bubble and said my melsama is permanent. I am still very optimistic it may better over time. My esthetician recommend BBL.

[@cv7958]

BBL is NOT recommended for melasma. It falls under the IPL category. See Dr. Davin Lim’s channel. It could potentially trigger rebound pigmentation that becomes darker and harder to treat. Melasma is complicated and usually requires a combo approach.

[@lukerobeson9957]

Please can we have the Azelaic Emulsion in Australia??!!

[@iluvtim77]

I can’t do prescription retinol at all without getting a migraine. How much retinol do you think is in your retinol complex? Do you think it’s more gentle than prescription?

[@ktv9123]

I have Melsma problem on my face too, I love love love to watch your video , I just follow your to order a prescription from Apostrophe, why I do not see that you have Hydroquinone in your prescription ?

[@marissabailey354]

Can i use ths for nightime . ? Without the sunscreen ?

[@9melissal]

I'm missing your reaction videos!

[@SupereAude18]

Does anyone know why the azelaic acid emulsion is no longer on the AU store?

[@AlexaStyleBook]

Loveeee💋💋💋

[@deelicious6088]

Can you review Alicia Keys Soulcare collection??

[@bineez9300]

How can you use Arbutin with Retnoids

[@khushboosingh3528]

Where to buy the product here in Canada?

[@keinasandoz1524]

Saludos ¿Podrían poner subtítulos en español?

[@pokemontas8025]

I really hope she does use her own product and its not just for show.

[@01peace]

Did the cosmelan peel not work all that well?

[@Dr__Feelgood]

I think most people who claim to not be able to tolerate retinol just do not know how long and severe (or just have not endured and tried to tolerate it further) the acclimatization period can be. And I have a thick, male and very oily skin that can tolerate just about anything, including high-percentage TCA and Rx 20% salicylic acid. I was prescribed tretinoin for acne when I was 13 or 14 for severe cystic acne in the 90s when retinol was not yet even available in OTC products. My dermatologist made sure to let me know that it was going to get bad for around 2 months before it gets better. So when it happened, not only was I expecting it, I was also actually happy to know that it was working. But after 3 months, like she also promised, I would see that my acne would be under control and I'd have good skin again. She was right. I got compliments from my friends and classmates. By the sixth month, I had virtually no acne and dark marks. I was free. My mistake was to not then continue using it and so I'd have to start again but even then, the acclimatization wouldn't be as severe or as long as the first time. So if you're not willing to endure it, and it's probably not gonna be THAT bad and long for retinol anyway, which is not even half as potent as Rx tretinoin, you don't deserve its benefits. That's all.

[@Krystalkamei94]

No time to put sunscreen as I work nigh time n sleep day time....any solution???

[@ariannalane614]

I can only handle Tretinoin if I’m taking two nights a week with NO retinol at all - not even OTC.

[@novamesia9110]

Hi maam is that product is available here in japan ? Because I have also melasma.I use a lot of products but it doesn’t suit me . Please help me

[@haleysperbeck5972]

My melasma is really bad,I have tried everything, I think it's to the point only Some major chemical peels or IPL will help,but thanks for the Routine and products!

[@enamontiel4237]

I did one vi peel did notice a difference but would need two more. The hardest part is hiding from the sun for 1 week and eventually your skin is on fire but definitely worth it.

[@haleysperbeck5972]

@@enamontiel4237 Awesome thanks, yeah mine is like big spots, my entire forehead😔 But I'll definitely look into it!

[@itsruckaswife7036]

Could apostrophe prescribe you one formula which contains tretnoin, azaleic acid, tranexamic acid, alpha arbutin and hydroquinone ?

[@zeliaosime1531]

Hi Susan, I tried the Azelaic acid emulsion but it really burned my skin, I had to wash it off after about 5 mins of trying to tolerate it... i only exfoliate every 3 days and I have never reacted to azelaic acid like that before (it’s in the topicals faded gel that I use and tolerate very well) do you have any tips on how to use it without irritation?

[@SusanYara]

Hi Zelia! We use a pretty high percentage of azelaic acid. 10% is the highest you can go over-the-counter, so I would ease into it. It’s known to sometimes make skin itch or tingle, but it should subside in a couple weeks of regular use. If you’re skin is red and irritated, then I would discontinue use ASAP and contact our customer service, so we can help you out.

[@zeliaosime1531]

@@SusanYara Thank you so much!

[@siyr8760]

Can you use the azaleic acid with vitamin c in the morning?

[@SusanYara]

Yes you can!

[@mags7815]

hi

[@sujanahsobakin9790]

wowwww

[@oldnan6137]

You mentioned that you would not be speaking about the product that caused you to go Orange in several areas. I wish you would tells us what products didn’t work not just those that did. You could save us time and money by giving information on those products that could pose problems for us. Thank you, enjoy your videos.

[@TheLeif001]

was there studies that the "bio-retinol" is safe? pregnant women are very cautious in anything just to be sure.

[@SusanYara]

Bio-retinol isn’t actually retinol. It’s a plant-derived alternative. 👍

[@ahmedkhalifa922]

Great recommendations and tips. A question for you: Can we use Mandalic acid instead of Azelaic acid?

[@shaneshadowcat]

You can. But azelaic acid is more helpful for reducing melasma.

[@sandiidavid3374]

Hi, why aren’t you using your own Tranexamic ( Naturium) on melasma..?

[@zoeyneill6441]

it's in her morning routine

[@meiselle]

Could I check if all of your Naturium products are pregnancy safe?🥰

[@Dannywithlove]

In their website, usually says so if it’s safe or not

[@9melissal]

Talk to you OB. They can tell you.

[@raffalderete6816]

PLEASE DO A ROUTINE FOR TEENS!!

[@fathercrellick]

you should invite Joleen Diaz here, shes a 44 year old mom who went viral for looking like a 20 yr old

[@coochie116]

At what age did u start wearing SPF daily !!

[@SusanYara]

It truthfully wasn’t until my early 30s! Before that, there wasn’t a strong push to wear sunscreen religiously. I’m so happy it has become such a strong message now!

[@coochie116]

@@SusanYara you look like you have been wearing it since ur teens! Your skins to die for😭 thank you for the reply, love you!!💕💕

[@WitchlightNW]

i think shes said before that it was her 30s

[@9melissal]

Sadly I was 29 when I actually did. I wish someone had actually told me to when I was younger and outside playing sports all the time, getting extremely tan.

[@kellydoll9335]

Woah first here

[@jojo_909]

Does red light therapy make melasma worse?

[@mila7504]

I heard it could

[@enamontiel4237]

Don't think so, derm used it on melsama patient's

[@emmillym5384]

Why don't you use hydroquinone?

[@9melissal]

I think from what she said, she thinks it will irritate her. That's why she's using the alpha arbutin instead. It's the precursor to hydroquinone like retinol vs tretinoin.

[@bradleybath3670]

Hi. I’m sorry if this seems annoying but the mixed makeup logo is so off centre and all that and I don’t know if it’s intentional but I thought I’d just leave this here just in case.

[@agnesjuhasz7715]

Susan, this is only an observation but maybe you are mixing tretinoin with a lot of other products, and this interferes with it. Because I also have very sensitive skin and this was my problem also. On your tretinoin nights, just use that alone with a bland moisturizer: no arbutin, no azelaic acid, none! Tretinoin really needs the healthy respect it deserves, she works best alone.

[@kendallstark4302]

That's exactly what I was thinking. Maybe she's using too many products at once.

[@WitchlightNW]

shes talked about how she's done the most minimal/basic routine with tretinoin to try get used to it (even buffered) but it still didn't work for her. only this past couple months incorporating it regularly into a routine

[@Lwhosane]

Lots is steps. What happened to keeping it simple?