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skin dermalogica health AGE ChromaWhite smart | retail TRx products | product name ® | retail products 100 ChromaWhite TRx ® This past decade has seen an enormous surge in popularity of skin brightening products formulated specifically to treat hyperpigmentation and increase skin luminosity. Traditionally, these products were popular in Asian- Pacific and African regions, but the demand for brightening products is gaining momentum across the globe. 100 dermalogica Currently, the Asian market leads the world in the number of products on the market to treat pigmentation issues; Asia alone accounts for 37% of the overall worldwide sales in this category. Undoubtedly, as the global population continues to age and years of sun damage, compounded by the influence of fluctuating hormones, manifests itself as uneven pigmentation, this category will continue to increase worldwide. Market research studies indicate that an uneven skin tone (as in hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation) is perceived as “aged skin” while a more even skin coloration is judged to be “healthier and more youthful.” Today’s consumer is not only
looking to treat hyperpigmentation (also known as “age spots”), but to create a more even skin tone with enhanced luminosity. Consumer demand for products that treat hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone has spurred both pharmaceutical and cosmetic companies to research and develop new technology and products that are not only effective, but safe to use. As professional skin therapists, our focus must also be on seeking out products that are safe and effective for brightening the skin without causing irritation or damage, which can lead to premature aging or worse. At The International Dermal Institute, we have studied and updated our understanding of the underlying causes of hyperpigmentation, and subsequently created products containing the newest ingredient technology for the most effective, safe treatment of hyperpigmentation. Causes of Hyperpigmentation: UV Exposure While the amount of melanin synthesized in our skin is determined by our genetics (constitutive skin color), there is an overriding effect of the environment, such as exposure to UV radiation, which determines skin pigmentation levels (facultative color). Due to its ability to absorb UV radiation, the primary function of melanin is believed to be to protect the cells / skin from sunlight. Upon exposure to UV radiation, melanin synthesis is stimulated, resulting in a characteristic tan. Studies have shown that exposure to UV causes melanosomes to actually cluster, forming a protective cap over the nucleus of the cell. In addition to the development of an overall tan, exposure to UV light may also stimulate hyperpigmentation in specific spots on the hands, face and neck. These dark spots are often referred to as age spots or liver spots (lentigines), and usually become evident in our early forties and become increasingly more evident as we age. By the time we reach 60 years old, 90% of all individuals will have sun-induced age spots, known as lentigines. Causes of Hyperpigmentation: Post-inflammatory Hyperpigmentation In addition to genetics and environmental influences, skin pigmentation is effected by endocrine (hormonal) factors, usage of prescription drugs, stress, topically-applied products including cosmetics, and wound healing to the skin tissue. The latter incidence gives rise to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), a phenomenon that is more problematic for individuals with darker skin color. PIH stems from the melanocytes exaggerated response to injury, however slight, which results in an increased or abnormal distribution of melanin in the tissues. epidermis dermis hypodermis dendritic arms Causes of Hyperpigmentation: Melasma Hormonally-induced pigmentation manifests itself in various forms, such as hyperpigmentation spots and melasma, better known as the mask of pregnancy. Melasma affects primarily women of child-bearing age. Some studies suggest that up to 75% of women may develop melasma during pregnancy and about 33% of women on birth control pills also complain of this problem. It is more prevalent in women with darker skin color and it is most commonly seen in areas that are exposed to sunlight. Some scientists say UV exposure seems to be a requirement for melasma to develop, which may account for the fact that it is less noticeable in winter months when UV exposure is lower. Melasma is seen as an irregularly shaped patch of hyperpigmentation ranging from light brown to dark brown. The most common pattern is the centrofacial: on the chin, upper lip, cheeks, nose and forehead. To a lesser extent, melasma is seen on the cheeks and nose, or on the jaw line. the book 101 skin health | retail products | category dermalogica ChromaWhite TRx ® | retail products
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table of contents Business Section
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table of contents 172 Shave 173 Cle
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display Impulse buys Dermalogica ha
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cleansers Thorough cleansing is the
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skin condition Skin with excess oil
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skin condition Dry or prematurely-a
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toners Toning is an essential, yet
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exfoliants From breakout-prone and
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moisturizers Moisturizers are vital
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skin condition Dry, dehydrated or p
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skin condition All skin conditions.
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masques Enhance the daily skin care
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skin condition Skin with excess oil
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concentrated boosters Concentrated
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Page 69 and 70: professional massage Massage is one
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face mapping ® skin analysis Face
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face mapping ® skin analysis zone-
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introduction Resurface and brighten
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ingredient analysis a-z Phenomenal
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ingredient analysis a-z Artemisia V
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ingredient analysis a-z Chrysanthem
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ingredient analysis a-z Rosmarinus
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index Skin Resurfacing Cleanser, 82
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