
Brown spots are a type ofhyperpigmentation. They can be multifactorial: prolonged exposure to UV rays, pregnancy, medication treatments... In this article, find our advice and recommendations to prevent the appearance of brown spots on the face, as well as on certain parts of the body.

Melasma is characterised by brown spots typically present on the face. It is primarily caused by hormonal fluctuations, and often appears during pregnancy. Discover the treatments to use to diminish the appearance of these brown spots that affect the uniformity of the complexion.

Do you notice brown spots on your hands when you wake up? You are not alone: these pigmentation marks are very common after the age of 50, largely due to repeated exposure to the sun. But can they really be reduced, or even made to disappear? In this article, find out more about pigmentation spots on the hands and the available solutions.

The pigment spots correspond to areas of the epidermis affected by an overproduction of melanin. They impact the uniformity of the complexion. Some may appreciate them and find them aesthetic, while others seek to diminish them. Discover here the different origins of pigment spots.

To obtain liquorice extract, the roots of the plant are dried, peeled, and then ground into a powder. The effectiveness of this ingredient on pigmentation spots is due to the presence of glabridin, a potent depigmenting agent known for its lightening properties. Discover in detail its mode of action on the process of melanogenesis.

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