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Melasma — not just pigmentation, it’s deeper Melasma is a type of pigmentation that shows up as patchy, uneven dark areas, usually on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip, or jawline. Unlike regular marks or tanning, melasma is often linked to hormones + sun exposure. That’s why it can feel more stubborn and keeps coming back. Why melasma happens Your skin produces extra melanin due to triggers like: • sun exposure (biggest trigger) • hormonal changes (pregnancy, stress, etc.) • heat and inflammation Even if you treat it, one strong trigger can bring it back again. What actually helps Melasma is not about quick fixes. It needs long-term management: • Daily sunscreen (non-negotiable) • Ingredients like Tranexamic Acid, Azelaic Acid, Niacinamide, Licorice Extract • Gentle routine — no harsh exfoliation or over-layering Consistency matters more than intensity. Important to understand Melasma can fade, but it can also return. So the goal is not just removal — it’s control and prevention. Disclaimer* This is based on personal understanding and research. Not medical advice. For accurate diagnosis and treatment, consult a dermatologist. (melasma, pigmentation, hyperpigmentation, hormonal pigmentation, uneven skin tone, dark patches, tranexamic acid, azelaic acid, niacinamide, licorice extract, sunscreen, skincare routine, skin barrier, skincare education)

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