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Discoloration results from increased melanin production in skin cells. More than 60% of pigment spots are caused by sun rays. Pigment changes can be either innate or acquired.
Freckles, or small discolored spots , scattered mainly on the face, are hereditary. They appear in young people and intensify under exposure to sunlight. Acquired pigment changes, the so-called melasma, appear
mainly in women in the facial area. Hormonal imbalances (pregnancy, contraceptives, menopause), liver illnesses, and use of some cosmetics and medicine make it easier for the spots to appear. Discoloration may
appear as a result of acne changes as well.
Remember:
Sunlight is the main reason of discoloration – avoid sunbathing and use preparations with strong filters; only proper amount and
frequency of sun block applications will provide adequate protection.
When using skin whitening products, avoid exposing your skin to sunlight.
First results of skin lightening appear after a few weeks of usage.
Whitening treatments require patience.
Albucin cream evens out the color of skin prone to uneven pigmentation and other
discoloration caused by age or exposure to the sun. - the concentrated dosage of the active plant ingredient - arbutin effectively inhibits excessive synthesis of melanin - vitamin E protects the skin against
the effects of premature aging - UV filters protect the skin against sun damage.
Use
Apply to discolored areas of the skin 2 - 4 times per day. The lightening effect should be visible after 4 -
10 weeks. Caution: Avoid long-term sun exposure while using this cream and for ten weeks after completing the treatment.
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