Whatever your age, there are few of us who haven’t experienced some sort of skin blemish, colour change or pigmentation. From sunburn to hormonal changes and infections – skin colour changes are common, and can sometimes make us feel self-conscious and worried. At SkinBase, we have created the Ultimate Guide to Pigmentation and Skin Blemishes, so you can achieve clear, healthy skin.
The Ultimate Guide to Pigmentation and Skin Blemishes
The SkinBase guide to pigmentation includes everything you need to know to achieve even toned skin. Find out the difference between hypo and hyperpigmentation, and the causes of both skin conditions. The guide also covers tips on how to avoid pigmentation and skin blemishes, and potential treatments if it is too late for prevention. Continue reading for a sneak peak below.
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The SkinBase Ultimate Guide to Pigmentation and Skin Blemishes has been created by beauty industry professionals. You can achieve clearer, more even skin or simply boost the health of your complexion with our insights. There are hints, tips and information to set you up for skin success.
Sneak Peak – What Do We Mean by Pigmentation?
A pigment (melanin) made by specialised cells in the skin (melanocytes) determines skin colour. The amount and type of melanin determines a person’s skin colour – or skin pigmentation. Pigmentation is the colouring of a person’s skin. When a person is healthy, his or her skin will appear normal in colour. In the case of illness or injury, the person’s skin may change colour, becoming darker (hyperpigmentation) or lighter (hypopigmentation). Download the guide now to find out more.
