Aurance
  • Infisolve India Pvt. Ltd.
  • CIN - U72900PN2022PTC212148
  • India, IN
  • +91 7709016216

Anti - Hyperpigmentation cream

A healthy glowing skin reflects physical and emotional elegance. Hyperpigmentation is a condition of the skin which results in patches of dark areas and uneven tone of the skin. These dark spots and blemishes are often cause of concern as they negatively affect the confidence and self-esteem of individuals facing this issue.

Causes of Hyperpigmentation:

Hyperpigmentation occurs when melanin is overproduced in some areas of the skin. Melanin, an essential pigment in skin hyperpigmentation, is created by the process known as melanogenesis. Tyrsosinase is a major enzyme in melanin formation, and overactivity of the enzyme produces hyperpigmentation.

    There are three types of pigmentation based on its causes:

  1. Melasma

    Melasma, which causes brown or grey pigmentation on the face. Melasma is thought to be induced by hormonal changes. Melasma can occur in both sexes, however it is more frequent in women, especially during pregnancy. Hyperpigmentation can arise anywhere on the body however it is most typically seen on the stomach and face.
  2. Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation

    Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is caused by hypermelanosis following skin damage or inflammation. This condition is not sex or age biased. It is caused by an injury or inflammation of the skin. Acne is a common cause of this condition.
  3. Age or liver spot:

    Age or liver spot: Also known as sun spots or solar lentigines, they are linked to excessive sun exposure over time. In general, they appear as spots on sun-exposed regions, such as the hands and face.

Treatment options for hyperpigmentation includes photoprotection, topical and systemic medicines, chemical peels, and laser/light-based treatments. Topical therapies for skin whitening include use of hydroquinone (HQ), retinoids, salicylic acid and glycolic acid. Retinoids in topical preparations carry the risk of developing retinoid dermatitis. Adverse effects associated with topical therapies containing glycolic and salicylic acids include transitory irritation, burning and desquamation, dryness, itching, and erythema. Chemical peels can have a range of side effects, from moderate temporary signs like burning and skin irritation to more significant negative consequences including scarring, infections, and undesirable pigmentary changes.

Why Aurance

Aurance anti-hyperpigmentation cream is powered with natural actives that are well tolerated and gentle on the skin. The plant extracts employed act on different stages of excess melanin formation without causing damage to the skin.

    Ingredients

  1. Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) root extract has potent antioxidants that protect the skin from environmental harm while also controlling excessive melanin synthesis, making it an excellent treatment for hyperpigmentation. Ashwagandha enhances skin elasticity and moisture. Ashwagandha is high in alkaloids and saponins, which aid in thorough cleaning, moisturising, and soothing the skin. It helps to minimise signs of ageing on the skin, such as fine lines, dark spots, and photoaging. It has been shown to enhance cell regeneration and increase collagen synthesis. As a result, Ashwagandha is a natural blessing for people seeking to preserve their skin blemish-free, young, and bright.

  2. Licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) Root Extract: also known as Yashtimadhu or Mulethi. It restores natural skin colour by protecting the skin from UV radiation and removing dark spots caused by excessive sun exposure. Licorice extract reduces hyperpigmentation by dispersing melanin and inhibiting melanin biosynthesis. It reduces free radical generation and hence exerts anti-inflammatory and antioxidant qualities which aid to cleanse the skin.

  3. Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) Fruit Extract: Haritaki, also known as Harda, is known as the 'King of Herbs'. It is a natural toner. It effectively eliminates free radicals from the body while reducing oxidative damage. As a result, it improves general skin health. It evens out the skin tone makes your skin more supple, firm smooth smooth, thus enhancing its natural radiance. It can also help cure skin infections such as acne, pimples, rashes, and boils. Haritaki acts as a restorative by reducing signs indicators of current damage, and also prevents the skin from damage caused by prolonged exposure to environmental contaminants.

  4. Bakuchiol: Bakuchiol is a natural, plant-derived alternative to retinol. It soothes and calms the skin. Bakuchiol works well to improve skin tone and texture. It promotes skin cell turnover and collagen formation, resulting in more supple and bright skin. It penetrates deep into the skin cells, reducing the appearance of dark spots and aiding in the treatment of hyperpigmented skin. It is mild on the skin, with no side effects like redness or inflammation and thus is an excellent choice for persons with sensitive skin.

  5. Kojic acid: Kojic acid is a hydrophilic fungal product produced naturally by certain Acetobacter, Aspergillus, and Penicillium species. When applied on the skin, kojic acid it decreases hyperpigmentation by reducing the biosynthesis of free tyrosinase. It has strong antioxidant properties. It may also aid to remove dark skin patches caused by acne scars or sun damage.

  6. Vitamin C Vitamin C when applied to the skin reduces melanin biosynthesis by acting at varying stages of melanogenesis due to its strong antioxidant properties. It also plays a vital function in collagen production and protects the skin from damage caused by exposure to sun.

  7. Niacinamide: Niacinamide, a form of Vitamin B3, aids in formation of a protein that maintains your skin tight and healthy. It inhibits melanogenesis, reducing the overall area of hyperpigmentation while increasing skin lightening. It boosts collagen synthesis which helps to brighten dark spots. Niacinamide shields the skin from environmental stressors including sunshine, pollution, and pollutants.