AindlySkin concern guide
Marks left after acne often relate to inflammation and can become more noticeable with sun exposure. Aindly helps you review products for irritation-related signals and remember what is in your routine.
A very aggressive routine can be difficult to tolerate. Strong acids and retinoids may be useful in appropriate care, but they can also irritate when overused.
Consistent broad-spectrum sun protection is an important part of managing the appearance of post-inflammatory pigmentation. Seek professional advice for persistent or changing marks.
These actives can be useful, but irritation is more likely when they are introduced too quickly or combined aggressively. source
Commonly found in: Acne treatments, exfoliating toners, peels, resurfacing serums, and anti-ageing products.
Fragrance can trigger allergic contact dermatitis in sensitized people. A scented product is not automatically unsuitable for everyone. source
Commonly found in: Perfumed moisturizers, cleansers, body care, hair products, makeup, and essential-oil blends.
Sun protection is particularly relevant when dark marks are a concern because ultraviolet exposure can deepen pigmentation. source
Commonly found in: Daily facial sunscreens, moisturizers with SPF, tinted sunscreens, and sun-protective makeup.
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