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- What type of product to use for problems:
1.1. Spots on the skin
1.2. Dark circles
1.3. Acne
1.4. Hydration is essential - Recommended Products
1. What type of product to use per problem:
Black skin is wonderfully diverse, but it has some special characteristics that we need to understand. The amount of melanin can make us more prone to some problems, such as dark spots, dark circles and dryness.
Spots on the skin
Dark spots and uneven skin tone can be a concern, but there are solutions. Ingredients like azelaic acid, vitamin C, arbutin, and retinol can help brighten skin and even out tone. Among these, azelaic acid stands out for darker skin. You can find out more about melasma products.
Tip: Don't believe the myth that black skin doesn't need sunscreen. It is essential for maintaining uniform skin tone.
Dark circles
Pigmented dark circles can be hereditary, but there are ways to reduce them. If your dark circles have darkened due to UV exposure, the same types of skin tone-enhancing ingredients mentioned above can help.
In addition to protecting your skin from the sun, you can use specific products for dark circles.
Don't forget to maintain a skin care routine to help improve the appearance of dark circles.
Acne
Acne can be challenging, but treatment is similar for all skin tones. Wash your face regularly with a gentle cleanser and use products with salicylic acid to treat pimples. Remember to take care of the marks left by acne with the same products we use to even out skin tone.
Hydration is essential
Black skin has a natural tendency to be more oily, but that doesn't mean we can skip hydration. Lack of hydration can lead to problems such as excessive dryness of the skin. Use specific moisturizers for black skin, both for the body and face.
2. Recommended Products
Here are three recommended products to take care of your skin:
1. Neutrogena Sunscreen for Black Skin: Don't fall for the myth that you don't need sunscreen just because you have a lot of melanin. Sunscreen on black skin helps to even out skin tone and prevent pigmented spots and dark circles.
2. Nivea Body Moisturizer for Black Skin: Even though our skin tends to be more oily, we cannot leave the moisturizer aside. This Nivea body moisturizer was made for us and helps even out skin tone in 2 weeks. Not Russian cinnamon here!
3. Nivea Facial Moisturizer: For the face, we recommend this facial moisturizer from Nivea. In addition to reducing the appearance of dark marks, it controls oil, evens out skin tone, brightens, hydrates and has UVA/UVB protection. It also provides a matte effect.
Now that you know how to care for your black skin, follow a daily skin care routine to keep your skin healthy and radiant. Remember that everyone is unique, so find the products that work best for you and enjoy your beautiful skin!
References
Specialist in black skin, Katleen Conceição gives tips to combat oiliness – news in Skin (globo.com)
