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Pigmentation is PMS, road rage and tear-your-hair-out frustration all rolled into one. I tell my patients that there is no magic bullet and if anyone tells you that there is — then run a mile! BUT There are key steps to clearing it and keeping it clear. 1 – Sunscreen boosted by antioxidants and avoiding …
Pesky little bumps under the skin on your forehead AKA closed comedones are a real pain in the…FACE! Heres how to get rid of them: -Understand the Cause: Closed comedones are caused by a buildup of ‘dead’ skin cells and excess oil so increasing the skin cell turnover cycle and reducing oil output is going …
Don’t forget to pack your Melano-correct Skin Pods! I’ve always been a practical dermatologist. I don’t advocate a vampire lifestyle. I do, however, encourage my patients to enjoy the sun responsibly. So if you’re holidaying somewhere warm during the June holidays, then follow the SIX S’s: 1 – SLIP on your sun-protective clothing 2 – …
These are the non-negotiables without which any skincare regimen will crumble. This is skin minimalism pared down to the key elements of any healthy skin approach: that of PROTECTION of your skin DNA and telomeres from UV and free radical damage together with STRENGTHENING of your skin barrier.
Get skincare’s ultimate power couple when it comes to lightening pigmentation Resveratrol Niacinamide Why are they so powerful? Between the two of them, they block all checkpoints of the pigmentation pathway from busting the free radicals and enzymes which drive pigment production to preventing the transfer of pigment from the pigment cell to the skin …
Do you suffer from hormonal pigmentation? Symmetrical, blotchy hyperpigmented patches on the face (cheeks, bridge of nose, forehead and upper lip)? Like somebody took brown paint and splattered it on the skin then painted on a permanent moustache?
Traditionally, higher numbers are better in life – like school marks or cricket scores. So although you reach for the SPF 50, you might still get the urge to reach for an SPF 100. After all, if SPF 50 is good, shouldn’t SPF 100 be better?
prevent + strengthen
target + deliver
