Sensilis

What is a dark spot?

The moment the skin experiences an external aggression (UV rays, hormonal changes, skin lesions), it defends itself by producing melanin. The melanin migrates to the surface of the epidermis and, due to a malfunction in the body, instead of spreading out uniformly it concentrates in a single site, generating a dark spot.

The different types of dark spots include:
- Melasma or chloasma
- Senile lentigines
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation

The main causes of the appearance of dark spots are:
Sun exposure, genetics, skin aging, pollution, the blue light emitted by electronic devices and/or hormonal changes in pregnancy or the use of oral contraceptives, etc.

How are dark spots treated?

Dark spots are usually treated through:

Aesthetic and/or dermatological procedures: laser, chemical peels, pulsed light, cryotherapy or medications such as Hydroquinone or Kligman's Formula.

Cosmetic products with active ingredients such as Tranexamic Acid, Niacinamide or AHAs. All of these have excellent proven depigmenting efficacy.

Photoprotection as a preventive treatment against solar radiation.

How to apply Skin D-Pigment [AHA 10 Overnight]?

Use Skin D-Pigment [AHA10 Overnight] in your night routine every other day.

Apply an ample amount (like a thin mask) to clean, dry skin and leave on to take effect overnight.

On days when this depigmenting treatment is not used, apply Skin D-Pigment [Serum ATXB3] for best results.

In the morning, cleanse the face and apply Skin D-Pigment [Serum ATX B3] and, as the last step in your routine, Photocorrection [D-Pigment 50+].

What is a dark spot?

The moment the skin experiences an external aggression (UV rays, hormonal changes, skin lesions), it defends itself by producing melanin. The melanin migrates to the surface of the epidermis and, due to a malfunction in the body, instead of spreading out uniformly it concentrates in a single site, generating a dark spot.

The different types of dark spots include:
- Melasma or chloasma
- Senile lentigines
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation

The main causes of the appearance of dark spots are:
Sun exposure, genetics, skin aging, pollution, the blue light emitted by electronic devices and/or hormonal changes in pregnancy or the use of oral contraceptives, etc.

How are dark spots treated?

Dark spots are usually treated through:

Aesthetic and/or dermatological procedures: laser, chemical peels, pulsed light, cryotherapy or medications such as Hydroquinone or Kligman's Formula.

Cosmetic products with active ingredients such as Tranexamic Acid, Niacinamide or AHAs. All of these have excellent proven depigmenting efficacy.

Photoprotection as a preventive treatment against solar radiation.

How to apply Skin D-Pigment [AHA 10 Overnight]?

Use Skin D-Pigment [AHA10 Overnight] in your night routine every other day.

Apply an ample amount (like a thin mask) to clean, dry skin and leave on to take effect overnight.

On days when this depigmenting treatment is not used, apply Skin D-Pigment [Serum ATXB3] for best results.

In the morning, cleanse the face and apply Skin D-Pigment [Serum ATX B3] and, as the last step in your routine, Photocorrection [D-Pigment 50+].

What is a dark spot?

The moment the skin experiences an external aggression (UV rays, hormonal changes, skin lesions), it defends itself by producing melanin. The melanin migrates to the surface of the epidermis and, due to a malfunction in the body, instead of spreading out uniformly it concentrates in a single site, generating a dark spot.

The different types of dark spots include:
- Melasma or chloasma
- Senile lentigines
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation

The main causes of the appearance of dark spots are:
Sun exposure, genetics, skin aging, pollution, the blue light emitted by electronic devices and/or hormonal changes in pregnancy or the use of oral contraceptives, etc.

How are dark spots treated?

Dark spots are usually treated through:

Aesthetic and/or dermatological procedures: laser, chemical peels, pulsed light, cryotherapy or medications such as Hydroquinone or Kligman's Formula.

Cosmetic products with active ingredients such as Tranexamic Acid, Niacinamide or AHAs. All of these have excellent proven depigmenting efficacy.

Photoprotection as a preventive treatment against solar radiation.

How to apply Skin D-Pigment [AHA 10 Overnight]?

Use Skin D-Pigment [AHA10 Overnight] in your night routine every other day.

Apply an ample amount (like a thin mask) to clean, dry skin and leave on to take effect overnight.

On days when this depigmenting treatment is not used, apply Skin D-Pigment [Serum ATXB3] for best results.

In the morning, cleanse the face and apply Skin D-Pigment [Serum ATX B3] and, as the last step in your routine, Photocorrection [D-Pigment 50+].