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I spoke about the following tips in this video:

1️⃣. Understanding the causes. I don’t think one treatment works for all - so it’s important to know the cause. For example, pigmentation during pregnancy is common and usually fades on its own, as hormones balance. Sun damage, lifestyle, ageing are some of the other causes of pigmentation and fullness.

2️⃣. Sugar is proven to lead to loss of collagen and same goes for UV rays, so it’s best to avoid and limit these triggers. Good skin isn’t just with the right skincare products but also, about having an overall healthy lifestyle.
I’m personally still work in progress when it comes to that, but one step in the right direction already.

3️⃣. You all know how important SPF is but in addition to that, preventing high sun exposure with physical barriers is also crucial, especially if you’re prone to pigmentation, dull skin and acne marks.

4️⃣. It can be overwhelming to use a bunch of different serums so I find that the Dot and Key’s 10% vitamin C serum is fairly an all rounder, with 5% niacinamide and alpha arbutin when it comes to giving even toned, glowing skin. This can be used AM and PM. Ensure introducing it gradually into your skincare routine when starting out and increasing usage as you go. This should not be mixed with retinol and may not be pregnancy and breast feeding safe. Check with your doctor before using.

5️⃣. Lastly, this is said enough but picking on acne is the worst thing you can do for acne marks. Avoid completely and cover with a pimple patch if you need to.

Disclaimer - I’m not a dermatologist.This video is based on personal trial and research. Please patch test and do your own research before use.