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Hyper-pigmentation
Hyperpigmentation is caused by the skin overproducing pigment (aka melanin) and creates dark patches. Anyone can be affected by hyperpigmentation, but it’s more common in darker skin tones, which are more prone to pigmentation changes. Read about the ingredients and products to help tackle dark marks and uneven skin tone.
how to treat it
Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant well known for its brightening abilities. When used in skincare it can protect against pollution, sun and environmental damage, as well as repairing signs of existing damage by lightening areas of hyperpigmentation.
Chemical exfoliation also plays a vital role here; by resurfacing the skin and sloughing away dead skin cells, pigmentation can be reduced. Combining chemical exfoliators and antioxidants in your routine, and making sure to use SPF daily, are essential steps on your way to a more even skin tone.
What to use
Say goodbye to dark spots and uneven tone. Start your morning with Vitamin C Fix Concentrate 15%, a powerful antioxidant that brightens, protects against UV-induced damage, and visibly reduces hyperpigmentation by 19% in just 4 weeks.
Follow with SPF to lock in results and prevent new dark spots. In the evening, Retinol Fix Concentrate speeds up skin cell turnover to fade stubborn pigmentation and refine texture.
Support this with Ceramide Fix Base Build Moisture Milk 8% and Ceramide Fix Overnight Cream 12%, combining ceramides to repair and strengthen the skin’s barrier with niacinamide to improve barrier function and even skin tone.
Together, they maintain hydration, reduce irritation, and help prevent pigmentation from worsening, leaving skin brighter, smoother, and more even-looking.
