Skin Evening Regimen
Hyperpigmentation is a common skin condition that causes darkened areas or patches, often due to sun exposure, inflammation, or hormonal changes. While usually not harmful, it may require medical treatment to address the underlying cause.
What causes this condition?
The typical causes of hyperpigmentation include increased melanin production due to factors like sun exposure, hormonal changes (e.g., pregnancy or oral contraceptive use), certain medications, skin trauma, Addison's disease, and inflammation. Additionally, excessive sun exposure and certain medications can contribute to the development of hyperpigmentation patches
Recommended Regimen
- Gentle Hydrating Cleansing Lotion
- Natural Fruit Acid Exfoliant
- Niacinamide + Vitamin C Hyaluronic Acid Brightening Serum
- Paraben Free Hyaluronic Moisturizer
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Beneficial Ingredients
The beneficial ingredients in the Hylunia regimen for hyperpigmentation and discoloration include niacinamide, vitamin C, pea extract, licorice root extract, gotu kola, amla, green tea, calendula, turmeric, oat extract, olive leaf, wasabi, and neem. These ingredients work together to fade hyperpigmentation, brighten skin tone, reduce dark spots, and promote skin health3.
Key Benefits:
The Hylunia regimen for hyperpigmentation and discoloration provides gentle cleansing, effective exfoliation, brightening and evening of skin tone, and daily sun protection.
How to use:
Cleanse with Gentle Cleanser, exfoliate with Enzyme Exfoliant 2-3 times weekly, apply Brightening Serum, Moisturizing Cream, and Physical Sunscreen daily.
Expert Tips:
Expert tips from Hylunia for hyperpigmentation include using their Brightening Serum and Enzyme Exfoliant regularly, applying sunscreen daily, considering a Chemical Peel for intensive treatment, consulting a dermatologist for persistent issues, and being patient and consistent with the regimen for optimal results.
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Facts About Skin Discoloration
MAY 24, 2023 BY HYLUNIA SKINCARE
Skin discoloration—also known as hyperpigmentation—is the darkening of the skin caused by overproduction of pigment (melanin). It is a common skin condition and can affect anyone regardless of race, ethnicity or age...