Pigmentation
Melasma, hyperpigmentation, sunspots, and acne-scarring are all types of pigmentation that can make the skin tone appear uneven and blotchy.
Tips for more even skin
To counteract and minimise pigmentation, it's crucial to treat the area with active, specialised products while protecting the skin year-round from UV rays, that increase the risk of developing and worsening pigmentation. Combining effective ingredients such as AHA acids, azelaic acid, vitamin C, and niacinamide with daily protection can make pigmentation less prominent and gives the skin a clearer, more even tone.
MANTLE Manual
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