Author: Samantha Miller

Chloasma is often referred to as melasma or the “mask of pregnancy. It is most noticeable on your cheeks, forehead, upper lip and chin. The main factor that can trigger chloasma is hormonal change. Whilst it is a harmless condition, you don’t need us to tell you that it can have a real emotional impact. […]READ MORE

Melasma, and especially Chloasma, are pigmentation disorders which need addressing early if you're going to have any success at treating it.READ MORE

Freckles are cute as a teen. But dark spots on your face when you’re 37, not so much. With age comes wisdom and grace. And sadly, age spots seem to multiply every year. We have had a lot of success treating pigmentation in our clients. We’ve put together this article to cover everything you need […]READ MORE

We all want that natural glow and a clear, even skin tone. That mottled appearance can make your skin look dull, sallow and flat. Fortunately, some ingredients can help to restore your skin’s glow. So join us as we explore the best skin-lightening treatments to achieve that clear complexion. Natural Skin Lightening Treatments When dark […]READ MORE

If you're keen to know how to get rid of age spots, this comprehensive guide gives a look at how to lighten skin professionally.READ MORE

Hydroquinone has a number of adverse reactions on the skin, including contact dermatitis and hypo pigmentation. It may also be responsible for mutating DNA.READ MORE

Sunspots on skin are often referred to as solar keratosis; a common condition that occurs on areas of the skin exposed to damaging UV rays.READ MORE

Is hyperpigmentation or unsightly brown spots giving you the beauty blues? This article will help you to get back that clear, even glow.READ MORE

Do you look in the mirror and see dark patches or uneven skin tone? Maybe you want to know how to restore that youthful glow. Either way, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ll be discussing three critical anti-pigmentation ingredients. So you can leave this page lighter and brighter than you started. […]READ MORE

Hyperpigmentation refers to the darkening of certain areas of your skin due to overproduction of melanin. This is the pigment that is responsible for your skin and hair colour. It is caused by various factors, including sun exposure, hormonal changes, and post-inflammatory reactions. Hyperpigmentation won’t naturally fade away without intervention; it requires active treatment. This […]READ MORE