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Can appear as dark spots, uneven skin tone, melasma, or post-acne marks among others.
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Pigment Gyani Combo
A thoughtfully paired Ayurvedic skincare combo featuring Pigment Gyani Powder and Day Cream, designed to complement your daily skincare routine. Follow product-label instructions and choose products suited to your skin’s needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about skin pigmentation and Pigment Gyani.
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Skin pigmentation refers to the colour of your skin, which is influenced by melanin. When some areas produce more pigment than others, dark spots or uneven skin tone may appear. Common examples include sun spots, melasma and marks left after acne.
Dark spots can develop due to sun exposure, hormonal changes, acne, inflammation, skin injuries, ageing or genetic factors. The cause can vary from person to person. Daily sun protection and appropriate skin care can help protect your skin. A dermatologist can advise on persistent or changing spots.
Follow the directions printed on your specific Pigment Gyani product packaging. Different products may have different instructions, so do not assume the same method applies to every item. For topical products, check the ingredients and consider a patch test before regular use. Ask a qualified healthcare professional if you are unsure whether a product is suitable for you.
Compatibility depends on the product ingredients and your existing routine. Introduce topical products one at a time, follow their label instructions and avoid combining products that may irritate your skin. If you use prescription treatments or have sensitive skin, check with your dermatologist before adding something new.
Seek advice if pigmentation is persistent, spreading or affecting your confidence. Have a spot checked promptly if it changes in size, shape or colour, or starts bleeding, itching or hurting. A dermatologist can assess the cause and recommend suitable treatment.