03/10/2016

HOW TO REDUCE ACNE HYPERPIGMENTATION

Sometimes it gets real tricky when we get acne, regardless of the situation and the day or the season. That boring little pests can range from simple redness to severe, inflamed and painful acne that leave permanent scars and hyperpigmentation of the skin. Here's how to minimize the hyperpigmentation and discoloration of the skin after acne.

Acne is caused by various external and internal factors as well as genetic predisposition. They are very difficult to remove in some cases. The formation of acne depends on the activity of the sebaceous glands that are affected by the process that may be hormonal, mechanical nature and in contact with products that can also be the cause of acne. Some types of medicine can also cause acne, and there is also important role of the genetic inheritance.

Acne can be treated by applying antibiotics or various creams directly on the acne themselves, or by using plain old medicine. There are also options such as chemical peels, microdermabrasion, IPL and laser, LED therapy, and so on.

Better safe than sorry, so always keep in mind that prevention is half of the job. Establish a facial regimen that suits you best. When testing any products, carefully keep track of all the changes on the skin and if you notice any unwished reactions, stop using the product. Refrain from squeezing, digging, stinging acne, because you will thus further expand inflammation. It is also very important to use SPF protection so that acne under the influence of UVA and UVB rays doesn’t change color.

If you notice acne, try to get rid of them before they develop fully. To reduce inflammation and redness, think about using this excellent product - Afrodita Remove Spots gel that is very fast drying and has no further effect on your makeup application.

Opt for non-comedogenic sunscreen that will not clog pores. For fair coverage and good protection, I recommend Dr. Jart+ BB cream SPF 45.

For skin regeneration, you can try a revolutionary cream that is based on enzymes for repairing the skin. RMD DNA Regeneration Serum is a very good start point.

To clean the skin prone to hyperpigmentation and redness try products that contain salicylic acid, such as Vichy Normaderm 3in1 gel cleanser that can be used for cleaning, peeling and as a mask.

For the most persistent acne, dark spots and dark hyperpigmentation try SkinCeuticals Advanced Pigment Corrector that containes acids for bleaching hyperpigmentation, slowing the production of melanin and prevent further hyperpigmentation. Be sure to use it with SPF protection.

Dark spots can be treated with Kiehl's-ov Clearly Corrective Dark Spot Solution which prevents the emergence of new dark spots without drying out the skin.