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Can the women on this site can give me some tips on covering up the dark spots on my face before I use foundation. 🙏🏻 Praying for everybod

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Seneca, SC

Nemluvio works! What happens when you stop taking it?

February 27
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Hi Donna! By any chance, have you tried a concealer on the dark spots before applying foundation? I buy It products and they don't irritate my skin. I also use Tarte products. There is a concealer in that product line as well. I suggest that you look at hypoallergenic products since you have PN. Good luck! I hope that you find something that you like to get your needs met!

February 27
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What are some tips for covering dark spots on the face before using foundation, and what happens when stopping Nemluvio?

For covering dark spots, using fragrance-free and dye-free products designed for sensitive skin can help prevent additional irritation. This is important since prurigo nodularis already affects your Show Full Answer

What are some tips for covering dark spots on the face before using foundation, and what happens when stopping Nemluvio?

For covering dark spots, using fragrance-free and dye-free products designed for sensitive skin can help prevent additional irritation. This is important since prurigo nodularis already affects your skin. Make sure any lotions, cleansers, or other skin products you use are gentle and formulated for sensitive skin.

Regarding Nemluvio (nemolizumab), specific information about what happens when you stop taking it isn't available in the current resources. This is an important question to discuss with your dermatologist or healthcare provider, as they can explain:

* How the medication works in your system
* What to expect if treatment is discontinued
* Whether symptoms might return
* If there's a recommended tapering schedule

Your doctor knows your specific situation and can give you personalized guidance about stopping or changing any treatment.

Praying for positive results with your treatment! 🙏🏻

February 27

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