BWHC | SKIN CARE | DISCOLORATION

A Direct Link Has Been Made Between the Sun, Hormones and Hyper-Pigmentation...

Multicultural Skin Discoloration, is clinically known as Hyperpigmentation, and can be the result of many different causes. Whether your facial skin discolorations are brown, pink, or red in color, the discolored areas of your facial skin is basically sending you a signal that it’s been damaged.
 Large Brown Patches (melasma) are tied to hormonal fluctuations. Red Spots are usually a result of inflammation and vascular damage. Dark Brown Spots are usually the result of “picking at break-outs” and then sun exposure. Freckles are Brown Spots caused by an increase in sun exposure. Age Spots are Brown Spots are the result of sun damage.

The best way to keep a healthy glow (on our multicultural facial skin) is by removing the build up of dead cell’s on our skin’s surface, which in turn, will reveal newer, fresher, more radiant skin. Regardless of skin color, make sure you wear a sunscreen everyday to protect your skin and prevent future facial skin discolorations.

Our facial skin texture naturally changes over time which can lead to dry and rough textured skin...

As we get older, our skin tends to “dull” because our skin’s Cell Turnover Rate Slows. Years of sun damage, old acne scars, and hyperpigmentation cause our skin’s color to be uneven, then it doesn’t reflect the light the same way it use to. The complexion begins to look drab and rough.

Exfoliation is a Major Step in maintaining healthy facial skin because it helps reduce dark spots and uneven skin texture.

All exfoliation treatments works towards the same goal > Removing Dead Skin Cells from the outermost layer of our skin. It’s so important to keep the surface layers of our facial skin exfoliated, because most discoloration (especially from the sun) resides on this top most layer.

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