AULi LIFESTYLE GUIDE TO ELIMINATE DARK AREAS || AuliLifestyle

And what makes you think that acne has become the worst it can be? Your face, décolletage, and hands may have stubborn, dark spots and uneven brown patches (also known as pigmentation), which are brought on by exposure to sunlight and UVA radiation that penetrate deeply into the skin. Dr. Abhiit Desai, a dermatologist, explains that UVA light triggers pigment cells to produce a pigment known as melanin. Your tan and black spots are caused by this. In addition to sun exposure, common triggers for younger girls include hormonal changes brought on by taking a contraceptive pill or becoming pregnant.

 

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In addition to lasers, which for a long time were the most straightforward treatments for pigmentation, hydroquinone was once regarded as the most in-vogue lightning agent. Hydroquinone causes pores and skin to become red, burn, dry, and even thin over time, according to recent studies. According to Dr. Desai, herbal skin-lightening products that also contain Kojic Acid, Licorice root extract, Vitamin C, Niacinamide, Soy, and Retinoid to lighten dark spots are "a somewhat more secure guess." Do you favor taking the natural course? Look for items that contain papaya, lactic acid, and turmeric.

Once you've found your restore, proceed cautiously. Do a patch test before using any lightning products because they often irritate the skin and produce redness, flaking, or itching. Products containing lactic, glycolic, and citric acids can cause excessive peeling and hyperpigmentation in those with darker skin tones. Dr. Desai advises against using prescription energy-bleaching treatments that contain steroids since they might be harmful to the skin.

Use UVA and UVB-blocking sunscreen to speed up the flow of your preferred formulation. When using a skin lightener, Dr. Desai advises wearing SPF even more strongly because the formula's active ingredients may leave your skin more susceptible to burns. Kiss those dark spots goodbye now!