Mustache shadow, need advice

I have the same issue when I get sun on my face. I'm not sure of any quick remedies, but my MUA said it's easy to cover.

Talk to a dermatologist, but a good make-up artist should be able to get hide it.

When I for my makeup done she had no advice. I asked and she said cover it up. I guenss that's what I might have to do but I normally don't wear cover up when I do my makeup

Would it help to bleach it?

My solution to everything - coconut oil. It helped reduce a scar I had on my leg - drastically! It's worth a shot I guess.

You still have time to get your face waxed. Go to a salon that does both facials and waxing. I love facials ... it's so relaxing. Exactly what you'll need right before the wedding.

Get it waxed. Don't just cover it up with makeup. You will be self conscious about it on your honeymoon unless the hair is gone, so definitely get it waxed!

Waxing is the way to go. It's quick, easy, and will last for a week or more.

Its not my hair but actually my skin that is deeper in color. So what bleach should I try over the counter?

If I tan, mine seems to get darker there, as well. My aunt does, too. She calls it her sun mustache. I just try to make sure I put extra sunscreen there. I would be afraid to suggest in OTC bleaching this close to the wedding. I would stay stick to the lemon juice and let it dry. MAYBE a light exfoliate, but that sounds a little risky, too. I have to agree that make-up might be your best bet.

Research reputable salons in your area. Get an appointment for a skin consultation and I'm sure they can help you out. You can also call around and ask

OK I guess I will stick with salons. Thanks guys.

Please report back here! I have a slight mark on one half of my upper lip, too. I'd love to hear what the salon says!

Are you on birth control pills? It's often a side effect. Look up melasma or hyperpigmentation. The dermatologist can give you creams to bleach your skin. Being in the sun does make it worse.

Seeing as though your wedding is next week, I think your only option will be to cover with make-up and avoid the sun until then.

I'm not on birth control pills. So the only thing I can think of is the face cream that I have changed.