DESCRIPTION
Tri Melas Cream for Skin Pigmentation (Melasma, Freckles & Dark Spots)
Benefits
- Remove Melasma & Freckles
- For Uneven Tone Skin
- Visibly Reduces Dark Spots
- Diminishes The Melanin level to give a Clear and Bright Skin
- Provides Moisture
- Free Of Harmful Chemicals
- Specially Designed For Asian Skin
- Quantity: 30gm
HOW TO USE
☀️ AM Routine
- Cleanse your face with 24K Gold Face wash for 3-4 minutes.
- Apply Sunsoul Sunblock before going out & even at home. Refresh it after 4-5hrs.
🌙 PM Routine:
- Cleanse your face with 24K Gold Face wash for 3-4 minutes.
- Apply Tri Melas cream. Slightly Massage to absorb.
INGREDIENTS
Sodium Ascrobyl phosphate, Kojic Acid Dipalmitate, Alpha Arbutin, Licorice Extract, Wheat Germ Oil (Vitamin E), Hyaluronic Acid, Proprietary Blend of Sepi White, Tea Tree Oil & Lipinate GC.
Symptoms For Skin Pigmentation (Melasma & Freckles)
Melasma and freckles can appear within the sort of patches like discoloration, uneven skin tone, and dark spots. The patches are darker than your usual complexion . It typically occurs on the face and is symmetrical, with matching marks on each side of the face.
The most common areas for melasma to seem on the face include such as:
• Bridge of the nose
• Forehead
• Cheeks
• Chin
Melasma & Freckles
It can also appear on other areas of the body, especially those exposed to tons of sunlight. These areas may include like:
• The forearms
• Neck
• Shoulders
The skin discoloration doesn’t do any physical harm, but you’ll feel self-conscious about the way it’s and may be bothersome for people.
Causes of Skin Pigmentation (Melasma)
It is not totally clear what causes skin pigmentation problems like melasma & freckles. Darker-skinned individuals are more in danger than those with fair skin.
Potential triggers for melasma include such as:
• Sun exposure or UV rays.
• Changes in hormones
• Hereditary or genetic component
In addition, skincare products or treatments that irritate the skin may cause a rise in melanin production and accelerate melasma symptoms. Stress and thyroid disease also are thought to be causes of melasma.
For more information you can visit: What causes melasma?
