If the dark spots on your back, chest, arms, or legs are taking a long time to fade, it may help to use lotions, sprays, and other body care products that fade dark spots for more even-toned skin on your body. They contain brightening ingredients that target dark spots, also known as hyperpigmentation, like kojic acid, tranexamic acid, alpha-arbutin, azelaic acid, glycolic acid, and more.

Do you struggle with stubborn dark spots on your face that seem to take forever to fade? Are you trying to achieve brighter, more even-toned skin? I've done the research and rounded up some of the best facial cleansers for hyperpigmentation for you. Let's dive in!

Are you trying to fade your dark spots and having trouble? Has it been weeks (or even months) with no noticeable change? Here are seven reasons why your dark spots (aka hyperpigmentation) may not be fading.

Have you ever gotten a pimple or eczema flare and after it goes away there's a dark mark that seems to never leave? Learn more about these dark marks and how you may be able to fade them faster.