Facial anti-blemish products
What is the best way to remove facial blemishes?
What is the best way to remove facial blemishes?
Removing facial blemishes requires consistency, the use of high quality products and the right protection. Sesderma's products combine powerful active ingredients such as tranexamic acid, kojic acid and vitamin C, which work in synergy to correct blemishes, unify the tone and prevent their reappearance. In addition, it is essential to complement these products with daily sun protection to prevent spots from being intensified by ultraviolet radiation.
Types of facial blemishes and which is the best product to combat them
Not all facial blemishes are the same, which is why at Sesderma we have specific solutions for each type of blemish, as well as for each skin type, such as products for sensitive skin. Identifying the origin and type of blemish is key to choosing the right treatment.
Facial sun spots
Sun spots are a common type of hyperpigmentation that appears due to prolonged exposure to the sun without adequate protection. They are usually dark in color and are located in areas such as the face, hands, neck and décolleté. These spots are more common in people who spend a lot of time outdoors and do not use sunscreen. To prevent and treat this type of spots, it is essential to protect the skin from the sun, using products with a high sun protection factor on a daily basis.
Age spots
With the passage of time, the skin's ability to regenerate itself diminishes, and this can lead to the appearance of age spots, also known as senile or pigmentation spots. These spots usually appear in people over the age of 40 and develop due to a decrease in the production of collagen and elastin in the skin. Although harmless, aesthetically they can be a cause for concern. A proper routine can help improve their appearance and improve skin radiance.
Facial marks caused by acne
Acne not only generates inflammation and discomfort during its appearance, but can also leave marks on the skin once the lesions have healed. This post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is common in people who have suffered from severe or prolonged acne, and can manifest itself as dark spots on the face. To treat this type of marks, it is essential to use products for acne-prone skin that promote cell renewal, as well as to avoid manipulation of the lesions, as this can aggravate the problem.
Sesderma's facial routine for skin with blemishes
To maximize results and maintain blemish-free skin, we recommend following this Sesderma facial routine:
- Cleansing: start your routine with a suitable cleanser that removes impurities and traces of makeup, preparing the skin to receive depigmenting treatments more effectively.
- Depigmenting serum: then apply a serum with depigmenting action, ideal for reducing existing spots and preventing the appearance of new ones. This type of product works directly on pigmentation, helping to even out skin tone.
- Moisturizing and brightening: after the serum, use a moisturizing cream with ingredients that even out the tone and provide luminosity. Opting for products containing vitamin C is key to fighting oxidative stress, brightening the skin and improving its overall appearance.
- Sun protection: as a final step, it is essential to apply sunscreen with a high protection factor. Sun exposure is one of the main causes of the appearance of blemishes, so proper sun protection is essential to prevent them and maintain the results of your routine.
If you want to know more about facial cosmetic products you may also be interested in visiting our section from Face creams, Face serum or our section from Eye contour
