Pigmentation / Sundamage - Advice
Do’s
- 1. Regular Professional Skincare Treatments
- Professional care: Regular facials, Vitamin C and exfoliation treatments by a qualified esthetician help repair damage and keep skin healthy.
- 2. Proper Daily Skincare Regimen
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- Exfoliants (AHAs, BHAs) to slough off dead, pigmented skin cells and expose fresh, new skin.
- Moisturizers (essential fatty acids, ceramides) to properly hydrate and bring a youthful plumpness to the skin.
- Vitamin C and other antioxidants to neutralize aging free radicals leading to fine lines and wrinkles.
- Anti-inflammatories (zinc, licorice extract, chamomile, green tea) to diminish redness.
- Lightening and brightening ingredients (zinc, licorice extract, mulberry extract) to fade brown pigment.
- 3. Environmental Protection From The Outside
- Daily use of full-spectrum UVA/UVB sunscreen protection helps prevent future environmental damage.
- 4. Murad Internal Skincare® Supplement Protection From The Inside
- Pomphenol® Sunguard Supplement - Clinically proven to boost topical sunscreen protection by 25% from the inside with Pomegranate extract containing powerful antioxidant ellagic acid to neutralize free radical damage that accounts for more than 80% of the signs of premature aging.
- Youth Builder® Dietary Supplement - Clinically proven to reduce visible fine lines and wrinkles by 34% with:
- A complex of amino acids and glucosamine, the building blocks for healthy collagen and tissue formation.
- Vitamin B6, essential for healthy skin.
- Antioxidants such as grape seed extract, Vitamins A, C and E to neutralize aging free radical damage.
Don’ts:
- 1. Tanning
- Whether outdoors or in a sun bed, even if you don't burn, all tans are damaging to your skin and to your health. If you can't live without the glow, self-tanners are both cosmetically pleasing and safe.
- 2. Smoking
- Smoking is one of the worst kinds of environmental damage there is because the burning toxins are literally in your face, up close and personal.
