Sentences with phrase «uneven skin pigmentation»

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Vitamin A further protects the skin from sun damage, premature wrinkling, acne, dry skin, pigmentation, blemishes and uneven skin tone.»

«Inadequate sleep is linked to wrinkles, uneven pigmentation, and reduced skin elasticity,» says Dr. Ostad.

Waxing Never wax immediately before or after getting too much sun, Cox says, because waxing sunburned skin can cause uneven pigmentation.

Sloughing away dirt and dead skin cells helps eliminate dullness, roughness and dryness — conditions that amplify the appearance of lines, wrinkles and uneven pigmentation — and leaves you with a smooth, radiant complexion.

While facial massage has some great benefits, such as skin detoxification and brightening, acne scar, blackhead or uneven pigmentation relief as well as collagen increase and temporomandibular joint muscle massage there are also some precautions to be aware of.

It also attacks the free radicals to prevent signs of aging like wrinkles, pigmentation and an uneven skin tone.

Women with darker skin often have uneven pigmentation — nobody looks like catwalk models, not even them when they aren't styled.

Lift: Infused with warm peach tones to flatter every skin tone, Skin Base Lift blends easily, correcting uneven pigmentation and visibly lifting the eye askin tone, Skin Base Lift blends easily, correcting uneven pigmentation and visibly lifting the eye aSkin Base Lift blends easily, correcting uneven pigmentation and visibly lifting the eye area.

It conceals dark circles, pigmentation and uneven skin tone like a dream.

Also corrects skin imperfections (you know... black spots, uneven pigmentation...) and instantly illuminates!

Sun exposure, pollution and stress can wreak havoc on our skin and result in skin darkening, pigmentation and uneven skin tone.

A gem of a product for those who have darker under eye areas and uneven skin tone... be it due to the old pimple marks, visible pores or a little pigmentation.

Doll specializes in tattooing over scar tissue that is often discolored, uneven and thinner than normal skin, making it difficult to hold pigmentation.