The sun offers energy, vitality, and happiness. However, when it is too much, and unprotected exposure, it induces the first signs of aging or worsens existing ones. One of the most popular consequences is the development of dark spots on the face, body, and/or neck.
Different types of spots. How do they form?
As a result of undue exposure to the sun, as well as aging, dark spots or white spots appear. Both on the face and on the skin of the body.
More common on light skin tones, the spots are the result of a malfunction of melanin-a natural pigment in the skin that gives color to the skin and naturally protects it from the sun’s ultraviolet rays-which will migrate to the epidermis while intensifying its color.
Skincare routine for blemished skin
Thanks to constant technological innovation today it is possible not only to prevent but also to reverse the appearance of dark spots on the skin. The key is to follow a routine rich in depigmenting and regenerating active ingredients together with a 30 and 50+ sun protection care.
Start by using a cleansing gel/micellar water to remove all impurities. Next, top up with an anti-spot and pro-brightening toner.
Secondly, apply an anti-spot treatment serum and proceed with the day cream equally rich in depigmenting and moisturizing actives. Finally, apply sunscreen for blemish-free skin.
