Tag: dark spots

We've all been through some type of skin damage, and some have given us battle scars from our face to our body that we just can’'t get rid of. Here's where skincare comes in, specifically pigmentation-fading ingredients like glycolic acid, niacinamide, retinoids,

If you struggle with acne, dealing with dark spots is not unfamiliar territory. In fact, dark spots can also be caused by sun damage and hormonal changes. In medical terms, these darker patches are referred to as hyperpigmentation.According to the American Osteopathic

Although we all have different skin types, we do share the ultimate skin goal: clear, radiant skin. And if dark spots and redness are what's keeping you from that goal, niacinamide could be the ingredient your routine needs.A quick recap: Niacinamide is

So you've zapped your zits into oblivion and now you're left with pesky marks that won't seem to go away. Well, it's time to invest in face serums infused with vitamin C—an antioxidant and well-loved skincare ingredient that's known for its brightening

The skincare world deals with trends just as much as fashion does, and with only one face to try stuff with, it's not that easy to keep up. Not everything trendy is a total must-have anyway, but there lies a few exceptions.

Dark spots can appear anywhere, from the face, shoulders, to the legs. While they'll eventually heal over time, upgrading your skincare routine can help speed up the process. If you're struggling with back acne, or if you want to treat the dark spots on your legs, add these

Vitamin C and alpha-hydroxy acids are always top of mind when it comes to all things brightening. The former protects and reverses sun damage (usually in the form of dark spots), while the latter reveals a healthier, more even layer of your

Getting rid of acne is hard enough, but once you’ve won that seemingly never-ending battle, there is, unfortunately, another one left to fight—dark marks and hyperpigmentation. If you’re eager to ditch the heavy-duty concealer in favor of an even complexion, consider adding a Vitamin C serum

Your pre-work from home routine is just as essential to boosting your productivity as your daily cup of coffee. A quick workout or a healthy breakfast alone can give you an amazing headstart, but don't forget to have your skin covered before you

If you're someone who's acne-prone and gets pesky zits regularly, you know that getting rid of pimples is only half the battle. You still have to deal with hyperpigmentation, a.k.a. the dark spots and acne marks that are left on your face

Peter Thomas Roth's Potent-C Vitamin C Targeted Spot Brightener has been chosen by the Preview team as the Best Dark Spot Corrector of 2019. This and 24 other products were reviewed by 25 real girls for this year's Preview Girls' Choice Awards to see if

Hyperpigmentation, or dark spots as most of us call it, is a common skin issue that affects basically everyone. It could be caused by sun damage, aging, or acne, and it falls under two general categories—the kind that fades almost immediately and

Dark spots and dullness—they can be caused by acne scarring or spending too much time in the sun without the proper protection. Or, in my case, they’re the most conspicuous signs that my skin is starting to age, and that I am

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that isn't only good for your body—it's also amazing for your skin. When used in serum form, it fights damage from free radicals, brightens your complexion, and refines the texture of your skin overtime. So if

Anyone can learn how to look good in photos, so go beyond social media and look even more beautiful in the flesh. Keep reading to find out how you can give your hair, curves, and skin a real-life upgrade:Having great hair doesn't

A serum allows you to layer on a concentrated liquid without clogging your pores—and TBH, it's a better match for our tropical climate. Switch your regular moisturizer to a potent formula that targets your skin concern below:BOBBI BROWN Intensive Skin Supplement, P3500,

Your road to youth starts with the best base—your skin. Ahead, three skin experts weigh in on the signs of aging and the things that can come to your rescue."For the face, early signs are sun spots or melasma (small patches of

"The less makeup, the better," says Paul Slavin, Managing Director at Estée Lauder who was once Vice-President and General Manager of Clinique Asia-Pacific. "Taking care of your skin provides you with the basics—going for a natural look means having great-looking skin." And

Pimples are pesky. After your long struggle to extract them and make sure they're dead and gone, there's still the matter of clearing up those stubborn dark spots they leave in their wake. So what's a girl to do? Get help from

If there's anything we learned from experimenting with skin care, it's not to judge a skin care routine by the number of its steps. Because as long as you're using products your skin loves, it really doesn't matter if you have a