When someone has pigmentation issues, it isn't only a matter of beauty, but also indicates a physiological response within your body. If someone has stressed, inflamed or overly sun-drenched skin, it develops more melanin in the skin to help protect itself. Over time, you will see this protective reaction manifested on the skin's surface through darkened areas of pigmentation, as well as tanned/heavily sun-damaged skin, uneven pigmentation patches, and leftover post-acne pigmentation marks (on face). The key to reducing pigmentation within your skin is to fully understand how it functions and thus discover how to treat this problem effectively with the aid of a Brightening & Correcting Serum or its active ingredient complex.
Traditional brightening solutions work well; they typically sit on the top layer of the skin. However, with Brightening & Correcting Serums, they work on a cellular level within the deep layers of the skin where melanin is overly produced. Due to the high concentration of active ingredients within the Brightening & Correcting Serum, dermatologists recommend the use of serums for hyperpigmentation, dullness, and uneven skin tones, as it will penetrate much deeper than traditional skin brightening products.
To achieve effective results with a well-formulated Brightening Serum, a combination of ingredients is usually incorporated to target the problem of pigmentation from multiple directions. For example, Vitamin C contains the ability to neutralize free radicals and also helps disrupt the production of melanin. Niacinamide controls the transport of melanin throughout the skin. Likewise, tranexamic acid and alpha arbutin also moderately slow down melanin production. Removing surface-level dullness may be achieved through the use of mild exfoliation via lactic acid, which allows for an even tone, increased radiance and a smoother appearance over time.
People often make the mistake of believing they can achieve their desired results within a short period of time (i.e., overnight). Because pigmentation occurs deep within the skin, it takes time for it to work its way through the pores and eventually be removed from the surface. The process to correct pigmentation will take a consistent amount of time. As you continually apply your brightening serum, your skin will begin to behave differently. The following changes occur: the inflammatory response diminishes, melanin production stabilizes and damaged skin cells regenerate much more efficiently. The gradual transformation of your skin will provide the basis for your Brightening & Correcting Serum to assist in the long-term solution of reducing pigmentation.
Additionally, environmental factors (i.e., exposure to UV rays) are also a significant contributor to the formation of pigmentation. Remember, UV rays are one of the leading culprits of pigmentation, even on cloudy days. Therefore, if you want to protect the results you have achieved through using your brightening serum, it is crucial to use Sun Cream with your brightening serum daily.
An effective skin brightening regimen does not seek fair skin or a false life because it is about balance, bringing your skin back into its natural health and tone, making it even and healthy. Using a Brightening and Correcting Serum regularly, not only does it help diminish dark spots, but it also works to improve the overall texture of your skin and the clarity of your skin and provides long-lasting brightness to your skin which cannot be achieved with makeup products. Rather than looking for instant results, use a scientifically proven method that has a track record of being effective in maintaining your skin’s health and vitality over the long term.