Care ritual for pigmentation disorders

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How do I recognize pigmentation disorders?

The term pigment spots (medically known as chloasma or melasma) refers to all spots on the skin that have a brown, reddish or yellow color, such as freckles or age spots. These medically harmless skin discolorations, which are caused by an overproduction of the brownish pigment melanin in the skin cells, occur on various parts of the body. However, it is particularly common where the skin is exposed to UV radiation over a longer period of time, i.e. on the face or hands.

The care routine for pigmentation disorders

1. cleansing & removing make-up

Facial cleansing is the most important step in your daily skincare ritual for pigmentation disorders. The plant substances already have an effect on melanin formation during cleansing. You should therefore cleanse your face in the morning and evening with a natural, plant-based cleansing water.

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2. regulate

Pigmentation and age spots are usually caused by a disturbance of the melanin content in the body. Melanin has the task of darkening our skin when exposed to intense sunlight so that it is protected. However, it can happen that too much or too little melanin is produced in some areas. This in turn causes unsightly spots. Vitamin C can regulate this process and prevent the formation of new pigmentation spots.

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The evening routine for pigmentation disorders

3. anti aging

You can pamper your demanding skin with a rejuvenating treatment. To do this, massage a few drops of Retinol Serum into the skin in the evening using small circular movements. Don't forget lines and wrinkles under the eyes, neck and décolleté in particular. With regular use, the appearance of pigmentation spots can also be reduced.

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Pigmentation disorders - a common problem

Very few people have evenly pigmented skin. Most are affected by some kind of pigmentation disorder. A pigmentation disorder is actually harmless in itself, but from an aesthetic point of view it can become a problem. But what can you do about pigmentation disorders and what types of pigmentation disorders are there? Find out here how you can get this problem under control.

What types of pigmentation disorders are there?

There are many different types of pigmentation disorders, some of which are congenital and others that develop over the course of a lifetime. A distinction must therefore be made between congenital and acquired pigment spots. With the exception of white pigment spots, the various pigment disorders are all caused by the pigment melanin. They differ in shape, color and size.

• Freckles
• Moles
• Liver spots
• Age spots

What to do about pigmentation disorders?

As the sun causes many types of pigmentation disorders, sun protection is very important as a preventative measure. Especially during pregnancy and with increasing age, the skin becomes more sensitive and therefore more susceptible to pigmentation disorders. However, if the pigmentation spots are already there, there are appropriate skin care products on the market that can help.

You can lighten pigmentation spots with so-called brightening creams containing certain ingredients. These ingredients can inhibit the production of melanin and help to remove this substance. To achieve satisfactory results, regular use over a longer period of time is recommended.

Vitamin C is one of the active ingredients that can limit melanin production. The vitamin C serum with hyaluronic acid from Casida is ideal for combating pigmentation disorders.