Faqs

Traditional cosmeceutical products as well 
as prescription medications try to combat hyperpigmentation by blocking a single pathway in the formation of melanin. These products generally offer [...]

Dark marks Mottled pigmentation Uneven skin colour Thick make-up application

Trigger for the pigment Ongoing UV stimulation Depth of the problem Client skin type and risks with therapy

Sun damage is a very common trigger for hyperpigmentation, especially in hotter climates such
as Africa’s. Freckles, age spots, and other darkened skin patches can become darker or more This [...]

This hyper pigmentation cannot be treated effectively with any cosmeceutical de-pigmentation ingredient as it lies in the dermal layer. The only effective treatments are specific pigment lasers.

This hyperpigmentation can be treated effectively with cosmeceutical products containing active de-pigmenting ingredients as it sits in the epidermis.

Hyperpigmentation is when the skin appears dark, blotchy, and uneven in colour. This darkening occurs when an excess of melanin, the brown pigment that produces normal skin colour, forms excess [...]

Suppressing sebum production caused by androgenic stimulation of the sebaceous glands. Normalise follicle turnover clearing obstruction in the pilo-sebaceous unit caused by the shedding of [...]

they include: Overproduction of oil in the skin (sebum), under the influence of hormones. The insufficient shedding of exfoliated dead skin cells, blocks follicles. The blocked follicle can [...]

It occurs when the pores of the skin become clogged with oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria. Nearly 85% of people develop acne at some time between the ages of 12-25 years. Up to 20% of women [...]