hyperpigmentation under theglare
The new Unifying Cream from Resultime by Collin Paris helps to brighten skin, reduce pigmentation marks and evens out the complexion with additional anti-ageing regenerating effects. The cream includes an Enzymatic Complex which maintains the skin’s self-defence system to prevent the signs of ageing, whilst the Pro-Brightening Complex reduces melanin production and illuminates the skin.
• Resultime by Collin Paris: 01767 682 288
Sothys’ Double Action Serum contains both a brightening and peeling solution to provide skin with renewed radiance and reduce the appearance of blemishes and pigmentation. The brightening solution contains [W.]TM + Complex (Azeloglycine, vitamin PP, vectorised and stabilised vitamin C) to optimise cell renewal, reduce melanin synthesis and limit melanin transfer. The peeling solution produces immediate brightening effects thanks to such ingredients as AHC, AHA and BHA (Glycolic, Malic and Salicylic Acids).
• Sothys: 0845 604 6510
Monu’s Resurface and Peel Homecare System has been specially created to encourage cell renewal and improve skin’s vitality to leave it looking healthy and radiating an enviable, natural glow. The kit combines the brand’s Resurface and Peel Paste with Resurface and Peel Lotion and Hydrating Moisturiser. This simple addition to your clients’ skin care regime will enable them to maintain flawless skin at home in between professional treatments.
• Monu Professional Skincare: 0870 220 9094
Ensure your clients maximise results in-between their salon treatments with BeautyLab’s Glyco-Active skin resurfacing retail pack, which features the brand’s Glyco-Active Resurfacing Serum (30ml) and Glycowash (100ml). The combination of Glycolic Acid and Pomegranate enzyme with triggered release microspheres (salicylic infused) work longer and deeper to help improve ageing skin, uneven pigmentation and sun damage.
• BeautyLab London: 0844 324 0801
The Lumina from Lynton combines Intense Pulsed Light, Fractional and Q-Switched Laser technology to enable you to perform a wide variety of treatments tailored to suit your entire clientele, including that of hyperpigmentation. In order to effectively treat sun-induced pigmentation marks such as age spots and sun spots, the 585Plus Intense Pulsed Light hand-piece can be used. For larger areas of pigmentation, the brand recommends the Lumnia active Q- switched Laser at 1064nm for dermal pigmentation and 532nm for epidermal pigmentation.
• Lynton: 01477 536 977
Chromogenex Fusion SLR enables professionals to provide non-invasive and pain-free facial rejuvenation treatments to clients. The Fusion therapy machine combines three innovative technologies –Diamond Microdermabrasion, Ultrasound infusion of Hyaluronic acid and Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT). The Rejuvenation side of this device includes skin resurfacing, advanced exfoliation, dermal rehydration and volumisation along with regeneration of collagen and elastin. Complexions are left both looking and feeling smoother, tighter and firmer with a volumised lift giving a more youthful appearance.
• Chromogenex: 0800 037 8002
The SkinBase Microdermabrasion facial can treat sun-damaged skin and help to remove unwanted facial pigmentation blemishes. A safe, controlled treatment, it works by intensely exfoliating and resurfacing the skin. A fine jet of abrasive crystals gently removes dead skin cells layer by layer and a vacuum action lifts away the debris, stimulating the blood flow and encouraging collagen and elastin formation that results in revitalised and youthful looking skin.
• SkinBase: 0845 226 2723
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