Uneven skin tone- Combo of exfoliating cleanser, antioxidant C serum, day cream with SPF and renewing cream may help: Study
Researchers have discovered that a special formulation skincare regimen helps to brighten up uneven skin tone and lighten dark spots, hence the more radiant appearance of the complexion. Dyschromia, characterized by dullness, uneven tone, and hyperpigmentation, often poses challenges for darker skin tones. A recent study was conducted by Thu Q. and colleagues which was published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology.
An irregular melanin deposition target regimen would be an exfoliating cleanser, antioxidant C serum, day cream with SPF, and renewing cream. The combined use of these products such as niacinamide and vitamin C, gives the skin a toned and pigmentation-free appearance. This 12-week clinical study was performed on people suffering from mild-to-moderate irregularities of their skin tone.
The study included 43 patients with mild to moderate heterogeneity of skin tone. After 12 weeks, all the patients received the study skincare regimen and were followed up with clinical photography taken at weeks 4, 8, and 12. Tolerability assessment and a self-assessment questionnaire were used to follow up on the perception of the effectiveness of the regimen.
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