Keeping skin young, fresh and flawless is a dream of many people, but what should I do when there is unwanted pigmentation?
First, it is necessary to understand how these stains on the skin are formed to understand the best treatment in the future.
And, of course, be sure to consult a dermatologist, as he or she is an expert who evaluates the skin and recommends best practices.
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Skin blemishes: how do they arise?
Spots on the skin are nothing more than a high concentration of melanin in a single spot, melanocytes, skin cells, produce melanin.
As we age, the cumulative effects of exposure to ultraviolet rays related to other causes (such as hormonal changes) become visible.
Who has never noticed the hands of elderly people with age spots or sunburn? It is worth remembering that even in young people, solar melanosis can occur.
However, many young people they end up with pigmentation in the skin, this happens when, for some reason, these melanocytes become very active (ie, too much melanin).
What is caused by certain skin inflammations (such as pimples or certain wounds (such as insect bites) the stains are correct, or by the terrible chloasma.
Therefore, to solve this problem, it is necessary to “calm down” these melanocytes, and again produce a normal amount of melanin.
How to reduce blemishes?
There are several dermatological methods that can help reduce pigmentation, for example, pulsed light is one of them because it helps control excess melanin.
However, skin cosmetics can be a more practical method that can help reduce skin blemishes through several mechanisms of action.
However, one of the most effective methods is to inhibit human tyrosinase, which is the enzyme responsible for processing tyrosine and converting it into melanin.
But why don't all creams work?
Have you ever wondered why not all whitening products on the market do well?
O model Mushroom tyrosinase is similar to human tyrosinase, but actually the results are quite different.
The difficulty of testing bleaching agents in the human tyrosinase model is due to the complexity of enzyme extraction, which makes further research unfeasible.
However, Eucerin of the Beiersdorf Group developed a unique method to extract human tyrosinase, and used it to test and develop the anti-pigmental strain Eucerin.
Which has a revolutionary active substance that effectively inhibits this Clotianidol enzyme, the production of melanin leads to hyperpigmentation.
Clotianidol can control melanin overproduction. Using the proper frequency every day – 2 to 4 times a day – can reduce hyperpigmentation.
Like Eucerin Anti-Pigment Night with clothianidol and dexpanthenol, as well as those who like to use this product with strong anti-pigmenthol.
An aging product, people with double Eucerin serum combined with clothianidin. And hyaluronic acid. For those who like products with sunscreen, you can choose the anti-pigment Eucerin Dia, clothianidol and SPF 30.
It has very low irritation except it doesn't have the unpleasant smell commonly found in other types of creams.