Philosophy's Miracle Worker Dark Spot Corrector: A True Miracle?

Clinique was the first that I was aware of to come out with a dark spot corrector, but Philosophy’s Miracle Worker Dark Spot Corrector blows the Clinique version out of the water! “Philosophy: to achieve the miraculous is to erase perceptions and embrace the brilliance within” proclaims the bottle of this wonder treatment. It seems to me that it does just that! Dark and red spots fade quicker than without the elixir and my face seemed a bit brighter, more luminous almost immediately.
I had been loyally using the Clinique version for quite some time when so I did not expect much of a difference with the Philosophy Miracle Worker. Much to my amazement, any red spots remaining from former blemishes seemed to fade quicker and more evenly. My skin looked brighter, more lively and youthful, almost glowing. I am not easily impressed by skin care and am very skeptical that anti-aging, spot fading, wrinkle-reducing, etc, etc treatments actually work. Philosophy proved me wrong! Miracle Worker, indeed!
According to Philosophy’s website, Miracle Worker is clinically proven to show visible improvement in skin’s radiance in 4 weeks, skin tone appeared improved within 8 weeks, and skin brightness and evenness improved within 12 weeks. It is formulated for all skin types, particularly skin with pigmentation, discoloration and/or dark spots cause by aging, sun damage, hormonal changes, skin stress and post-acne scarring. Miracle Worker “works at multiple levels to address dark spots”, helping to improve the look of dark spots and discoloration, while evening out and brightening one’s skin tone. 10 different ingredients, including a brightener and a retinoid, target 5 different forms of pigment formation. It does not contain kojic acid or hydroquinone, common ingredient in spot correctors that often cause irritation. Miracle Worker is free of parabens, sulfates, synthetic fragrances or dyes, phthalates, gmos and triclosan and Philosophy never tests on animals.
The product comes in a 1oz pump dispenser. The treatment itself is a flesh-toned lotion-like consistency that blends easily into skin. Skin is not left feeling tight, dry, itchy, oily or sticky. Applied at night after washing my face and before moisturizing, my skin just feels clean after applying Miracle Worker. It glides beautifully over the skin making about 1 pump enough for my entire face. It feels wonderful on the skin and, as mentioned before, I felt like my skin looked brighter the next morning! This could be wishful thinking, but even if it was, the red spots from acne breakouts fade much faster than they used to making Philosophy’s Miracle Worker one of my skin must haves!
Philosophy’s Miracle Worker retails for $62.00 and is available from the following retailers: www.Amazon.com (available for $54.56 + free shipping) www.Philosophy.com www.Sephora.com and retail locations www.Ulta.com and retail locations
For more information about Philosophy and their animal testing policies, see my post here.
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with Philosophy in any way, nor have I been compensated for this review.