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Pigmentation is not stubborn. It’s repetitive. Pigmentation usually appears when your skin produces extra melanin as a response to stress. That stress can come from multiple triggers like: • sun exposure • acne or inflammation • hormonal changes • constant irritation or over-exfoliation When the trigger keeps repeating, the pigment keeps repeating too. That’s why many people feel pigmentation “never goes away”. ⸻ What actually helps reduce pigmentation Instead of chasing overnight fixes, focus on three fundamentals: 1. Sun protection Sun exposure is one of the biggest triggers for pigmentation. Daily sunscreen helps prevent existing pigment from getting darker and reduces new spots from forming. 2. Ingredients that regulate melanin production Certain ingredients help slow down excess pigment production over time. Examples include: • Tranexamic Acid • Azelaic Acid • Alpha Arbutin • Niacinamide • Licorice Root Extract These work gradually to support a more even skin tone. 3. Gentle exfoliation Ingredients like AHA or BHA help remove pigmented surface cells slowly, allowing newer skin to appear more even. But overusing exfoliants can worsen pigmentation by irritating the skin barrier, so moderation is important. ⸻ One important thing to remember Pigmentation rarely fades overnight. Skin works slowly, and consistency matters more than intensity. Protect your skin, avoid unnecessary irritation, and allow ingredients time to work. More on types of pigmentation and how to approach them coming in the next episode of Skin & More. { pigmentation #hyperpigmentation #skincareeducation #skincareingredients #niacinamide azelaicacid tranexamicacid alphaarbutin licoriceextract ahabhaskincare unevenskintone skincaretips skinandmore }

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