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PIGMENT SPOTS
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PIGMENT SPOTS
Pigment spots cover several conditions. In everyday speech, pigment spots have often become synonymous with melasma, which is the type of pigment changes that most often occur on the face in women.
Effective skin care for pigment spots
Morning
Routine
1SUPERFOODS
Antioxidants, glow – for firmer skin and effective against wrinkles. Use as a serum.
2DAY CREAM
Your protection against premature aging caused by UV radiation and air pollution.
Evening
Routine
3CLEAN
Fragrance-free facial cleanser that removes makeup, dirt and impurities without drying out th...Læs mere
Fragrance-free facial cleanser that removes makeup, dirt and impurities without drying out the skin.
4NIGHT CREAM
Intensive, rich and nourishing night cream – clinically proven to provide measurable wrinkle ...Læs mere
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Documented effect
Pigment spots get their dark color from a protein in the skin called melanin. The dark color of pigment spots is influenced, among other things, by the amount of melanin. Darker skin produces more melanin than fair skin and is therefore more likely to develop pigment spots than lighter skin. Your skin color is also determined by how much melanin is produced in the skin.
Sun exposure without sun protection is the main cause of age spots. Areas of the face such as the cheekbones, nose, temples, hairline, forehead and upper lip are particularly vulnerable, but also other areas with high sun exposure, such as the neck and the backs of the hands.
Many women experience pigment spots during pregnancy or when using birth control pills. Heredity, genetics and inflammatory conditions in the skin are other factors that also affect whether or not you develop pigment spots. If you are pregnant or using birth control pills, you should therefore pay extra attention to sun protection.
Skin care for skin with pigment spots is about both reducing existing pigmentation and preventing new ones from occurring.
Pigment spots/melasma are difficult to get rid of once they have appeared. Some pigment spots disappear on their own, while others can become permanent. Often, the pigment spots are less visible in the winter, but return when the skin is exposed to the sun.
SUPERFOOD vitamin face gel contains niacinamide in a concentration of 4%. Niacinamide is one of the best-documented ingredients for reducing age spots.
The most important step to prevent pigment spots from returning or worsening is to use a high SPF and broad-spectrum UV protection all year round. Broad-spectrum UV protection means that a product has an SPF of 30 or higher and also protects against UVA rays.
URBAN PROTECTION daycream gives you both in a medium-rich anti-aging day cream. In addition to your cream with UV protection, it's a good idea to protect your face with a cap, sunglasses or sun hat when you're in the sun.