- Congratulations to me, I thought, now I'll have to live with a pigment spot. Quite common, but difficult to do anything about. It was left to live its own little life. I have tried quite a few products over the years, and none of the ones I knew of at the time seemed to work particularly well. Perhaps it was because I tried to tackle the spot far too late. When autumn came, the pigment spot decreased in size and eventually disappeared completely.

This year, I got a tip about Q For Skins Lingon Cream. It was supposed to work against lots of different things, including pigmentation spots. Whatappealed to me most at firstwas that this is a multifunctional cream! At a time when we need to reduce our consumption, this type of product will become essential. Q for Skin is at the forefront in this regard, as they have succeeded in creating a day cream/night cream/serum/eye cream in one! One package instead of several different ones.

Together with friends, I went on a two-week vacation to Italy. We climbed around on small volcanic islands off the coast of Sicily. Guess if there was suddenly a little more space in my toiletries bag when I could easily pack one cream instead of four?

The biggest surprise, however, was something I hadn't even thought about: the pigment spot. After two weeks in the Mediterranean climate, it hadn't been affected at all. I had applied the Lingonberry Capsules and Lingonberry Cream thoroughly, and with hindsight, I can't help but rejoice at how much more resistant my skin has become. It's glowing, with fewer lines and a more even tone.

I can't help but recommend this fantastic cream, which I think is incredibly cheap considering its ingredients and results. I've pointed this out to Q For Skin, saying that I don't think the price matches what you get, so hurry up and try it before they listen to me and decide to raise the price.