A short skincare tutorial by Shereene Idriss arguing that uneven skin tone (red marks, brown spots, sunspots, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation/PIH and acne scars) is the primary sign of aging. She recommends a consistent daily routine using multiple active ingredients — a glycolic/lactic/tranexamic acid "flash mask", a 'House Hyper Serum' with kojic acid, arbutin, licorice root, niacinamide, (transcribed) diagus olic acid and glycerin, plus a vitamin C gel moisturizer — and emphasizes daily consistency when targeting discoloration.
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If you think your wrinkles are aging, you think again. The number one sign of aging? It's not your lines, it's not your wrinkles, it's your skin tone. And that includes red marks, brown spots, sunspots, even acne scars that started off red and that turned brown. Acne can be treated correctly, but if the marks left behind look like this, this can lead to worsening discoloration at a younger age, and that gets progressively worse as you get hopefully wiser in life. To get rid of that post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, AKA PIH and acne marks, you need to be on a solid, consistent skin skincare routine every single day with over 10 active ingredients that target discoloration and brown spots. In our flash mask, we combine glycolic acid with lactic acid and even tranexamic acid to help minimize how your pigment is formed, but also to buff your skin to smooth perfection. Our House Hyper Serum this guy is where the money is at. Combining Kojic acid, arbutin, licorice root, niacinamide, diagus olic acid, even glycerin to hydrate and to leave your skin instantly illuminated while working for you in the long run and last because everybody's obsessed. Vitamin C this is our vitamin C gel moisturizer that you can use twice a day, in the morning and at night, even after you exfoliate or not. Getting vitamin C around the clock is the best thing you could do for your skin. End of the day, it's all about consistency every single day when targeting discoloration because chances are you have that creeping underneath the surface of your skin if you've been exposed to sun. But if you're living in a cave, you can ignore this video and swipe along. Let me know if you have any questions below.
