PIGMENT SPOTS & PIMPLE MARKS ROLL-ON

Pigment spots usually develop with increasing age, as more and more melanin is produced due to years of sun exposure. UV rays stimulate the production of melanin, which over time can lead to the formation of dark spots on the skin, particularly on sun-exposed areas such as the face, hands and décolleté. This form of hyperpigmentation is often permanent and is intensified by external influences.

Pimple marks usually form after acute blemishes and inflammation, as they occur for acne prone skin . These discolorations are caused by the inflammatory reaction itself, which increases melanin production. They can last for weeks to months and occur mainly on blemish-prone skin.

How quickly the first improvements to pigment spots or pimple marks become visible depends on various factors. Generally speaking, pimple marks fade faster than pigment spots. Pigment spots are caused by years of localized accumulation of melanin, so it takes longer for the excess pigment to disappear. Pimple marks are usually caused by an inflammation-induced excess of melanin, which is the result of acute impurities. As a rule, less pigment has accumulated as a result than with pigment spots, which is why they fade more quickly. If you use the roll-on regularly, you will see the first visible improvements in spots after approx. 4 weeks. With pigmentation marks, it can take up to 12 weeks before you see any changes.