How to Even Out Skin Tone
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Full Playlist: • Skin Care 101 • - • - • Watch more Skin Care 101 videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/145297-... • Stop bemoaning your blotchy complexion and start evening it out instead, no matter your specific skin complaint. • Step 1: Halt the damage • Regardless of your particular skin tone issue—brown spots, freckles, acne scarring— prevent an uneven complexion from becoming worse by limiting your time in the sun, and wearing a daily broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 year-round. • Tip • Pregnancy and some hormonal contraceptives can alter pigmentation and make existing blotches worse, so be vigilant about protecting your skin from the sun if you’re pregnant or on birth control. • Step 2: Use alpha hydroxy acids • Clean and moisturize your skin with products containing alpha hydroxy acids, which even out skin by removing the dead skin cells that contain extra pigment. • Tip • If you wear foundation, use a liquid one. It’s better at evening out skin tone than cream or powder makeup. • Step 3: Use the right exfoliant • Exfoliate with a product that contains soy, which blocks the transfer of pigment into skin cells, and salicylic acid, which clears away dead ones. • Step 4: Apply a fade cream • If you have dark areas, ask a dermatologist about a fade cream containing hydroquinone, which decreases pigment. Test the cream on a small patch of dark skin; if no irritation develops, apply it twice a day for 12 weeks. • Warning • Hydroquinone can be dangerous if taken in high doses for extended periods of time—leading some countries to ban it. Use under medical supervision. • Step 5: Consider natural products • If you’d prefer a gentler fade cream, look for one that contains azelaic or kojic acid, arbutin, or bearberry, licorice, or mulberry extract, all of which fade spots by suppressing pigment production. • Step 6: See a professional • For severe or stubborn dark spots, consider chemical peels, laser resurfacing, or microdermabrasion treatments. • Did You Know? • Sun damage is the main cause of wrinkles, dark spots, and uneven skin tone.
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