How To Get Rid Of Pregnancy Mask

brandi — Sat, 02 May 2009 17:59:57 +0000

Get Rid Of Pregnancy Mask

UPDATE!

http://beauty.gotmineforless.com/blog/obagi-nu-derm-review/

I got rid of my pregnancy mask using Obagi!

I have 3 children and after I got pregnant with my third I started getting a dark skin tone above my lip. I looked like I had a mustache! I was very self conscious and the more I tried to cover it up the worse it looked. I bought some expensive creams and they ended up making it look worse too. I got an IUD after my baby was born and that may be the reason it did not go away for two years but Im not sure. I also breastfed for two years. Ive read all kinds of posts about trying to get rid of pregnancy masks and they are all basically saying to try the latest products out there but Im afraid that the chemicals in these newer products aggravate hyper pigmentation or malasma. It is embarrassing and I hoped no one noticed while they were talking to me and I thought it was something I just had to get used to. I stumbled across this product for how to cure hyper pigmentation a natural remedy. It is making my skin tone even I have only used it for a week but Im noticing an improvement. She gives you a recipe and several natural ways to even your skin tone. Im so glad she wrote the book because she put a lot of work into it and Im really finding it helpful. Not only do I have the pregnancy mask I also have years of acne which has left scars and a very uneven skin tone. I have to use the purest face wash, I use cetaphil. I just cant experiment with the different types of creams it just isnt worth it to risk having a huge breakout that could last months. Strivectin works on the wrinkles I am getting in some places but I only use that very sparingly in small areas. Im really trying to go all natural as much as I can with my skin care products. Here is the ebook about how to get rid of pregnancy mask and a lot of great tips on how to even out your skin tone.

What Is Pregnancy Mask?

What is Melasma?

Melasma (also called Chloasma or Mask of Pregnancy) is a common skin condition which causes a brownish-colored discoloration on the skin of the face. While the disorder doesn't cause other symptoms, women are often concerned with the cosmetic effects.

Melasma is often associated with the female hormones estrogen and progesterone. It is especially common in pregnant women, women who are taking oral contraceptives ("the pill"), and women taking hormone replacement therapy during menopause.

Your doctor can usually diagonse Melasma from looking at the color of your skin Some doctors may use a Wood's lamp for a closer look. Many cases of Melasma fade away a few months after childbirth or ending the hormone medications. There are several cosmetic treatments (such as bleaching creams, tretinoin cream, laser peels or topical steroids) that can fade the discoloration. However, the most important thing you can do to prevent or reduce the appearance of Melasma is to avoid sun exposure to the face using sunscreen or shade.