Facial care for pigmentation

Pigmentation spots: start with sun protection every day

Brown spots appear when an area of skin produces too much melanin, the skin's own pigment. The sun triggers this production, which is why daily sun protection is the most important thing you can do. It helps prevent new spots and keeps existing ones from becoming more noticeable. Pigmentation Cream SPF 30 is a day cream and SPF 30 in one, with niacinamide and rainbow algae extract to help even out skin tone. It is fragrance-free and dermatologically tested. If you prefer a dedicated sunscreen, Daily Sun Shield with SPF 50 protects without leaving a greasy or white residue, and Sun Stick is easy to take along for the tip of your nose, ears and backs of your hands. See also day cream with SPF.

Serum for pigmentation spots

Pigmentation Serum combines 10 % niacinamide, vitamin C and rainbow algae extract in one bottle. Niacinamide, also known as vitamin B3, regulates the skin's production of melanin, and rainbow algae extract helps the skin break down pigment that is already there. You can use it morning and evening on your whole face or directly on the spots. If you also want more glow, Vitamin C & Ginseng Serum with 4 % stable vitamin C gives tired skin freshness and a more even tone. If you have both redness and spots, Anti Redness Mist with 10 % azelaic acid reduces the skin's production of pigment while soothing it. See all products with niacinamide.

Exfoliation and vitamin A in the evening

Removing dead skin cells reveals fresher, more even skin. Peeling Mask with lactic acid and glycolic acid stimulates skin renewal and reduces the visibility of pigmentation spots, while AHA+BHA Mask is left on for only 2-3 minutes once a week. Retinol Serum with pure retinol fades pigmentation spots and sun spots, and Vitamin A Treatment also helps with pigmentation spots. Acids and vitamin A make skin more sensitive to the sun, so always use sun protection the next day. See more under exfoliation.

How quickly will you see a difference?

Pigment sits in the skin, and spots fade gradually as the skin renews itself. Give your skincare a few weeks and stick to a gentle routine morning and evening: cleanse, serum, cream and sun protection. If you get a new spot that grows or changes, show it to your doctor. Read more in the guide Learn more about pigmentation spots, or find your routine.