Hydroquinone Alternative For Dark Spots
Le Reve offers a Hydroquinone Alternative For Dark Spots
Finally, there’s a Hydroquinone alternative for dark spots at Le Reve Organic Spa & Boutique. Hydroquinone is a toxic chemical that is prescribed to help treat dark spots.
What cause dark spots
Melasma or dark spots can be caused by a few different things such as pregnancy, skin trauma, birth control pills, or other hormone replacement therapy. Many people look for a dark spot corrector to help lighten the spots or even greatly reduce them. Melasma occurs when the melanocyte cells located in the bottom epidermis layer of skin produce melanin. Melanin is what makes dark spots. For people suffering from acne, the dark marks that the spots can leave behind can be quite an issue for some. With that being said, there are methods such as visiting a skincare clinic like victorian cosmetic institute to undergo skin needling sessions, as this is said to help reduce dark marks. This may be something worth looking into. Hydroquinone works by inhibiting the production of melanin. So what could be wrong with a product that prohibits the production of melanin? Why is there a need for a hydroquinone alternative for dark spots? Well, how about it is toxic for one. Instead, you could get a Vitamin C facial from a beauty salon in Maidenhead and enrich your skin with natural extracts. For now, let’s look at the dangers of hydroquinone below.Dangers of Hydroquinone
If you have gone to the dermatologist for melasma, the darker pigmentation of the skin then you have probably heard about Hydroquinone. Hydroquinone is a skin-bleaching agent used for lightening melasma. This chemical does come with some drawbacks which would probably make most avoid it if they only knew. What are those drawbacks? Firstly, this chemical is known to be cytotoxic (i.e. cell-killing). It is because it causes permanent damage your pigment cells that it must be prescribed by a physician when in amounts larger than 2%. Secondly, this cream has shown in some studies to cause the skin to turn a bluish or blackish color. This occurrence is called exogenous ochronosis¹.The Hydroquinone Alternative
The hydroquinone alternative to dark spots is called the Bright Skin Licorice Root Booster Serum.
The Bright Skin Licorice Root Booster Serum
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Gluten Free This hydroquinone alternative for dark spots has all the benefits of the cream without the toxicity. This wonderful serum prohibits the production of melanin preventing dark spots from forming. It is not a cytotoxin or cell-killer and will not cause permanent damage to our melanocytes. Reveal the look of your skin’s luminous complexion with this extra strength brightening serum and product enhancer, infused with natural hydroquinone alternative and Gigawhite™.
How to use
Apply 3-4 drops over entire face and neck, or apply 1–2 drops to affected areas 1-3 times a day. Otherwise, combine 3-4 drops with pre-emulsified Éminence masque or moisturizer and apply evenly to skin.
Results
- Skin appears smoother, calmer and firmer
- Skin is moisturized, more vitalized
- Complexion appears lighter
- Skin appearance is healthier
Key Ingredients
- Licorice: brightens skin appearance
- Natural Hydroquinone Alternative Complex: brightening with African potato and tara tree; antioxidant rich
- Lactic Acid: sloughs off dead skin cells to rejuvenate the appearance of skin
- Gigawhite™: brightens the look of skin
- Stone Crop: hydrating and nourishing for uneven skin tones
- Lemongrass: tones and cleanses skin
- Biocomplex™: a booster of antioxidants, Vitamins A, Ester C, E, Coenzyme Q10, and Alpha Lipoic Acid; to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and improve the appearance of skin
Take advantage of our March Spa Specials on this and other serums available at Le Reve’s Organic Boutique before it ends!
Click to purchase Bright Skin Licorice Booster Serum at Le Reve’s online store or by stopping the Le Reve Organic Boutique
See you at the spa!
Bridgette
Le Reve Organic Spa & Boutique
21 W Gutierrez St Santa Barbara Ca 93101
References: Indian Journal of Dermatology Exogenous Ochronosis After Prolonged Use of Topical Hydroquinone … ,
Clinical Director, Innovative Skincare® by Dr Charlene DeHaven Hydroquinone
