Age spots

Naturally present in small amounts in sebum, squalane is also a lipid found in certain cosmetic formulations. Primarily used for its moisturizing and emollient properties, squalane may also have an effect on brown spots. Continue reading to learn more.

Thelightening virtuesof thetranexamic acid were recently discovered by a healthcare professional. While his patient was taking this molecule to treat his chronic urticaria, he observed a lightening and discoloration of his skin. This molecule has since proven to be just as effective for external use. How does tranexamic acid reduce the appearance of sunspots? How can it be used daily for this purpose? Answers to these questions are provided in this article.

Often referred to as age spots, lentigines result from excessive stimulation of melanocytes. Why do they form and how can they be limited? Discover everything you need to know about lentigines in this article.

From a scientific perspective, freckles are referred to as ephelides. They are similar to pigmented macules. Like sunspots, they result from an over-pigmentation of the skin in certain areas. What differentiates sunspots from freckles? And what are their commonalities?

These two skin disorders are linked to an irregular overproduction of melanin in certain areas of the skin, resulting in the appearance of more or less extensive brown spots. But what differences exist between these two manifestations? How can you tell if you are more likely to have one or the other? Typology provides the answers.