What is Blanche? Uses, warnings & side effects

Updated May 14, 2025  •  Published Dec 30, 2020

Blanche overview

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Generic Names:

  • Hydroquinone

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What is Blanche used for?

Hydroquinone is a medication used to lighten dark patches of skin caused by pregnancy, birth control pills, hormone therapy, or skin injury. Hydroquinone belongs to a class of substances called aromatic organic compounds. Hydroquinone is the drug found in the brand name medications Topiclear, Lustra-AF, Lustra, Sunvanish, Dual, Unblemish, and Pigment. This drug has been available for years. In the treatment of dark skin patches, hydroquinone use is common.

What form(s) does Blanche come in?

What are common Blanche dosages?

  • Tube 30GM of 4%

Blanche images - What does Blanche look like?

  • Blanche
    30gm of 4% tube

How to take Blanche

What to do if you miss a dose of Blanche

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Blanche interactions & what to avoid when taking Blanche