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How to lighten hyperpigmentation without harsh chemicals

Hyperpigmentation is an issue many people have to deal with, and for people with darker skin tones the chances of finding darkened patches of skin ...

How to hydrate aging skin

As we age, particularly in our 60s and 70s, our skin starts to become noticeably dryer and dehydrated. Dryness isn’t the only issue our skin faces ...

Does argan oil hydrate skin?

Argan oil has often been described as nature’s ‘super food for the skin’ and there are many reasons why you would want to include it in your daily ...

Is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation permanent?

At Epara Skincare, a lot of our customers come to us asking about hyperpigmentation. We consider ourselves experts in this area, as many of our pro...

Do you put serum on before moisturiser?

Using a hydrating serum alongside a moisturising face cream is a fantastic way to leave your skin feeling smooth and looking younger and blemish fr...

What does moisturiser do?

At its most basic level, moisturisers are designed to help treat dry skin and prevent it from drying out again in the future. That’s not all moistu...

Are Chemical Peels Good for Hyperpigmentation?

Chemical peels are one way in which people treat hyperpigmentation and they can reduce skin discoloration, but the ingredients used within a chemic...

Epara Live! London Fashion Week

This week we’re enjoying the action at London Fashion Week. Thanks to our contemporary design partners COS, we were invited backstage to LFW. We he...

What causes hyperpigmentation?

Hyperpigmentation commonly presents itself as darkened patches of skin, often found on the face, and it has a number of causes. Knowing the cause c...

How to get rid of hyperpigmentation around mouth

Hyperpigmentation is something that many people will experience throughout their life, and the area around the mouth is particularly prone to this ...

Does Hyperpigmentation Go Away?

Hyperpigmentation happens when an excess amount of the pigment responsible for skin colour, known as ‘melanin’, is released by cells deep within th...