
Tranexamic acid, arbutin acid, vitamin C, glycolic acid, azelaic acid, niacinamide… These are just some of the active ingredients for dark spots used in skin care products. What are the differences in their mechanism of action? Which are the best hyperpigmentation ingredients?

Dark spots on elbows and knees are more common because in these areas of the body, the skin is thicker and therefore more loaded with melanin-rich cells. If you are in this situation, and you are asking yourself how to lighten dark knees and elbows, here’s our advice.

Hyperpigmentation affects many people, regardless of skin type or age. It manifests as brown or rosy spots on the face, hands, neck, chest, shoulders, and back. While harmless to health, they can nevertheless impact the uniformity of the complexion and cause some discomfort in the lives of those affected. Find our advice for fading pigmentation spots.

Among the various parts of the body likely to be altered by dark spots are the armpits. While his is totally assumed by some people, others may have a complex about it, asking themselves how to lighten underarms with hyperpigmentation. Find here the different causes, as well as the different methods to adopt to avoid it.

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