Let’s talk about [pigmentation]
Pigmentation is one of those skin concerns that tends to flare up in summer, heat, sun exposure, and even hormonal shifts can make dark spots more visible. While there are things you can do to help protect your skin through the warmer months (think daily SPF, antioxidants, and hydration), the best time to treat pigmentation is during autumn and winter, when your skin is no longer tanned or exposed to intense UV.
Now’s a great time to start planning ahead, if you’re considering pigmentation treatments, we recommend booking your consultation and patch test in advance, ready for when the cooler weather kicks in and those holidays are behind you.
AlumierMD offers a targeted and effective range for treating pigmentation, including melasma, sun damage, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Here are their top recommended products for tackling uneven skin tone:
4. AHA Renewal Serum
Exfoliating serum with lactic acid and hyaluronic acid.
Gently resurfaces the skin to help lift surface pigmentation and improve absorption of other brightening products.
5. Bright & Clear Solution
A liquid exfoliator with lactic acid, salicylic acid, and niacinamide.
Helps prevent buildup and clears away dull, pigmented skin cells.
6. Ultimate Boost Serum
While not a direct brightening product, it supports skin hydration and repair, which is essential when using active ingredients like retinol and acids.
7. Clear Shield or Sheer Hydration SPF 40
Daily SPF is non-negotiable when treating pigmentation.
Both formulas contain physical (mineral) sunscreen and antioxidants to prevent UV-triggered pigment formation.
1. EvenTone Brightening Serum
A powerful, non-hydroquinone serum that targets multiple pigment pathways.
Contains ingredients like arbutin, licorice root, and white shitake mushroom.
Great for all skin types and safe for long-term use.
2. Intellibright Complex
Designed to reduce the appearance of dark spots and discoloration.
Features kojic acid and arbutin for a naturally brighter complexion.
Ideal for stubborn pigmentation or melasma.
3. Retinol Resurfacing Serums (0.25, 0.5 or 1.0)
Encourages cell turnover and reduces the appearance of pigmentation over time.
Helps fade marks while improving skin texture and tone.
Choose your strength based on skin tolerance and consultation.
To book a skin consultation to discuss pigmentation and these products, or to book for a laser pigmentation consultation and patch test, click on the button below 👇