5 Ways To Correct Hyperpigmentation

5 Ways To Correct Hyperpigmentation

Hyperpigmentation is a serious skin issue for many people. It occurs when patches of the skin become darker than the surrounding skin. Skin contains melanin, a pigment in our skin that produces its natural color. HYPER means excessive. Therefore, hyperpigmentation is excessive pigmentation in a single area.   It can be caused by a number of reasons ranging from too much summer sun, skin conditions such as acne, in-grown hairs or even accidents such as cuts, burns or scratches.

This uneven skin tone can range from very mild to very severe. Those men and women with severe hyperpigmentation often suffer great distress. Advances in skincare products and the sophistication of today’s active ingredients, there is no need to suffer. There are many options for correcting this prevalent skin issue.

While a majority of the treatments for hyperpigmentation involve manual exfoliation such as microdermabrasion, Dermaplaning or laser resurfacing. Many skincare professionals suggest an alternate path, recommending the use of chemical peels, and skincare products containing actives that include brightening agents to correct the issue.

Here are 5 of our favorite product based solutions for hyperpigmentation.

5 In Spa & At Home Solutions

  1. Glycolic & Lactic Acid Peel
    The Radiant Brightening Peel from M.A.D Skincare is ideal for all skin types that are experiencing a dull and tired appearance and/or uneven skin tone. This peel is a blend of glycolic and lactic acid to offer a mild exfoliation to leave the skin look refreshed and renewed.
  1. Fruit Acid, Lactic Acid and Glycolic Acid Peel
    The Multi C Retinol Peel from M.A.D Skincare is a versatile peel that can offer medium to deep results, suitable for most skin types particularly mature dry, and sun damaged skin. It is a blend of Fruit Acids, Lactic, and Glycolic Acids. It is recommended that new users begin with 1-3 layers for a light/medium peel. Generally 4-6 layers will result in a medium/deep peel and 7-8 layers can result in a deep peel.
  1. Salicylic, Lactic Acid and Glycolic Acid Peel
    The Non Resorcinol Peel from M.A.D Skincare is suitable for most skin types particularly normal to oily, acneic, and sun damaged.
    Considered a medium level peel containing Salicylic, Lactic, and Glycolic Acids. The depth of this peel is determined by the number of layers applied during application and the tolerance level of the skin it is applied to. It is recommended that new users begin with 1-3 layers for a light/medium peel. Generally 4-6 layers will result in a medium/deep peel and 7-8 layers can result in a deep peel.
  1. Brightening In Treatment Masks
    The Radiant Brightening Mask with Booster Serum from M.A.D Skincare is ideal for all skin types experiencing dull and tired skin and uneven skin tones. It is a great way to deliver botanicals to help give a burst of radiance to dull tired skin. A penetrating mask designed to invigorate your skin at the cellular level.
  2. Proper Daily Home Care
    The use of daily home care to focus on the elimination of hyperpigmentation is a key success factor. The Discover Brighter Skin Kit from M.A.D Skicnare is an effective 4-step home care routine.

    1. Brightening Cleanser
    2. Spot On Targeted Skin Brightening Serum
    3. Illuminating Daily Moisturizer
    4. Radiant Brightening Mask

M.A.D Skincare can provide those suffering from hyperpigmentation a long list of treatment and home care options. They have a dynamic and effective product line that treats many other skincare concerns. Ask your chosen skincare professional which M.A.D Skincare products will be right for you.

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