All Over Pigment

The same routine, carried further down. Catalyst can go over the chest and the backs of the hands, with a moisturizer over the top, and both areas need sun protection every day because they get the most exposure and the least attention.

Because they are exposed constantly and rarely protected. Most people apply sunscreen to the face and stop at the jaw, so the chest and hands collect years of unshielded daylight. It is also why they respond more slowly once you start working on them.

Four to six months, which is slower than the face. Skin there renews less quickly and takes more exposure. Photographs in the same light a season apart are the only reliable way to judge whether it is moving.

Yes. An enzyme cleanser works the same way wherever it goes, and the chest in particular benefits from the same refining as the face. A body wash is cheaper across large areas, so most people keep Purify for the chest and shoulders alone.

Let the tan settle first, then work on them steadily rather than aggressively. Vitamin C in the morning, a moisturizer to keep the barrier comfortable, and sun protection daily. Patches that arrived over a week will still take months to fade.