Uneven Skin Tone Serums & Treatments
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Uneven Skin Tone Serums & Treatments
Also known as hyperpigmentation, uneven skin tone is typically seen as dark splotchy patches or spots of the skin. This darkening is caused when melanin – which is the pigment responsible for your hair and skin colour – is overproduced. First, make sure you apply SPF products daily. Second, look for the key skin smoothing ingredients of of Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin C & Vitamin E along with a gentle, dynamic exfoliator.
Our AHA Resurfacing Serum supports the natural cycle of skin-cell turnover while ensuring a smooth, bright, revitalised complexion. BOOST LAB’s 2D-Hyaluronic Hydro Boost Serum provides two levels of moisturisation. It deeply penetrates for fast, effective hydration. The Brightening Serum protects against skin-damaging free radicals and supports the natural production of collagen and ensures immediate, long-lasting hydration.

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TRY SKIN ADVISORWhy is my skin tone uneven?
Uneven skin tone, or hyperpigmentation, is simply irregular darkening of the skin. It’s due to an overproduction of melanin, which is the pigment responsible for your skin and hair colour. Hyperpigmentation creates dark patches and spots on your skin that typically look ‘aged’ and can therefore make you appear older than you actually are. In terms of what causes uneven skin tone, there are many different factors:
- Sun exposure: When you repeatedly expose your skin to UV light, it produces more melanin to help protect your skin against the UV. Brown spots and uneven skin tone develop as a result.
- Pollution: Air pollution particles are so small that they can easily penetrate your skin and end up causing brown spots, particularly on your face.
- Hormones: Melasma is hormone-related hyperpigmentation caused by increased production of melanin.
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation: This is a darkening of the skin as a result of scarring, which can be caused by acne.
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