This way you can naturally remove pigment spots

There are different types of pigment spots. It involves dark or brown spots on the face. It is a common skin problem under the collective name of 'hyperpigmentation'. So this is different from birthmarks. The pigment lies deeper in the skin and is therefore more difficult to treat. All types of pigment spots are caused by an excessive production of melanin. This is the pigment that determines the color of your skin. This makes a small area of ​​skin slightly darker than the rest.

We can roughly divide pigment spots into the following types:

• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. A complicated name with a simple explanation. This form of pigmentation is caused by minor damage to the skin. Such as, for example, due to abrasions or acne. Sensitive skin can also cause irritation. This is due to the use of aggressive products such as in creams or chemical peels. You can prevent that by using mild natural face care.

Other good news is that these types of pigment spots are often temporary. Although this can sometimes take years before it goes away. Even better news; you can speed up this process considerably with the right treatment.

• Age Spots (Lentigines Solares). As the name implies, this form usually occurs in the elderly. They are also called sunspots. The cause of this pigment disorder is caused by frequent and prolonged exposure to UV rays. The superficial form (epidermal) can be easily relieved with the right care products.

• Pregnancy Mask (Melasma). A pregnancy mask is caused by hormonal fluctuations. Such as through pregnancy, contraception or certain medication. Almost always in combination with unprotected sunbathing. Here too, the superficial stains can usually be treated well. Sometimes they disappear on their own.

Lubricate against pigment spots? These are the best natural ingredients!

Commonly mentioned natural remedies for pigmentation spots include apple cider vinegar and pure tea tree oil. Toothpaste is also said to help. However, this is a myth, and we certainly do not recommend it. Toothpaste contains various ingredients that can irritate the skin. These can actually damage your skin and trigger pigmentation spots.

Are you looking for a pigment spots cream, serum or oil? Then look out for care products with these mild and natural ingredients.

fruit acids

AHA fruit acids, particularly glycolic acid and citric acid, are highly suitable for a brightening peel. Fruit acids from natural sources are part of various plant extracts. They are milder than their synthetic counterparts, which is definitely a major plus! Natural fruit acids do not irritate the skin and, with regular use, provide the same professional results as at the beautician. Discover the AHA serum here.

Vitamin C and E

Skin products with vitamins C and E fight free radicals. In other words, they protect the skin against external influences. These antioxidants also help fade pigment spots and make the skin glow again. Discover Vitamin C & Matcha serum here.

Lingonberry (berry)

Lingonberry, preferably wild-grown, is not only rich in vitamins. This natural ingredient also has researched benefits for skincare, particularly for its anti-aging effect and reducing pigment spots.

SPF sun protection

Finally; always use an SPF sun protection when you go into the sun. UV rays are an important cause of hyperpigmentation.

Pigment spots cream

What is the best pigmentation spot cream? We'll tell you our secret. The best remedy for removing pigmentation spots is not a cream. For effective results, use a peeling serum together with a retinol cream . Below you will find our perfect combination as a 'pigmentation spot cream'.

Peeling serum with fruit acids

AHA acids, also known as fruit acids, have been used for centuries for various skin conditions. AHAs effectively exfoliate the skin surface and stimulate skin renewal. It is also one of the most widely used and researched anti- aging components in skincare. Here you can read more about how to use an AHA & BHA peeling face serum.