The Complete Guide to Treating Skin Blemishes: Must-Have Tips from Bella Aurora Labs

On World Skin Blemish Day, it is important to highlight the remarkable scientific advances in the cosmetic industry that have led to the development of effective and safe treatments to address skin blemishes. The combination of active ingredients, advanced technologies and a holistic approach have been important agents in revolutionising the way skin blemishes are addressed today. Skin blemishes can be the result of a number of different factors. To find out more about the wide world of blemishes, 'Next in Beauty', features testimonials from Bella Aurora, the leading brand of anti-blemish cosmetics. Miriam Guerra Pérez, Beauty Training Manager of 'Bella Aurora', has assured that the best way to prevent spots is to use sunscreen regularly: "The use of sunscreen is the best anti-spot that can exist. It is important to bear in mind that the skin must be protected 365 days a year. If this is also combined with specific depigmenting treatments, so much the better". With Guerra, we have learned about these four types of spots: Melasma: Melasma is a fairly common condition in which dark, symmetrical patches appear on sun-exposed areas such as the face and neck. It usually affects more women and can be triggered by hormonal changes, excessive sun exposure or the consumption of certain medications. As Miriam Guerra explains, these spots are butterfly-shaped and usually symmetrical on both sides of the face, especially on the upper lip, cheeks and forehead. Sunspots: these are flat, rounded, light to dark brown spots that appear in areas of sun exposure (face, hands, or arms). They manifest as a result of the accumulation of prolonged sun damage, usually in older people. The company's Beauty Training Manager has detailed how the spots are produced whose main trigger is abusive sun exposure: "When the sun's rays touch our skin, a warning signal is created that passes through the skin cells (keratinocytes), and these carry the alarm to the melanocyte. Here, melanin is synthesised to protect us from the sun's aggressions, and with cell regeneration, this dark pigment (melanin) comes to the surface, making the spot visible. This is how sun spots are produced. It is therefore essential to protect oneself from the sun, so that this signal is weaker and does not reach the melanocyte". Age spots: these spots are usually light to dark brown in colour and are more common in older people, although they can also affect younger people. "Lipofuscin, the dark pigment of age spots, are oxidised proteins and lipids which, due to proteosomes, which lose strength with age, accelerate this oxidation process," explains Miriam Guerra. Post-inflammatory spots: these are areas of hyperpigmentation that appear on the skin after inflammation or injury. These spots, as the Beauty Training Manager points out, can be caused by a scar, acne or other injury. In the case of Bella Aurora, they have a wide range of anti-spot products and a treatment line with a specific active ingredient system that seeks to obtain the best results in the depigmentation of dark spots. As Miriam Guerra explained, this line is Bio10 Forte and adapts to different beauty routines and rituals. Miriam Guerra explained that it is possible to completely eradicate spots by identifying their type and with rigorous consistency in the treatment: "In addition, it is important to apply the treatment not only to the visible spot but to the whole face, as it is possible to miss pigmentation that is latent under our skin". She also stressed that it is important not to get impatient with the results, as it is necessary to respect the skin regeneration cycles, which usually last from 6 to 8 weeks: "from that moment on, we can see the first results and we will see how they gradually lighten until they reach our skin tone", specified the specialist.Innovation, efficiency and resultsBella Aurora has 130 years of research in relation to melanocyte alterations, offering the best and most efficient solutions in the care and treatment of skin blemishes. Its latest innovation is the B-CORE 221 technology. This, as Guerra tells us, is a system of encapsulated active ingredients that goes directly to the melanocyte to treat the blemish, releasing 100% of the active ingredient."The B-CORE 221 patent is an effective and fast technology, superior to the depigmenting active ingredients on the market thanks to its multi-mechanism approach in the treatment of dark spots, which positions us as leaders in the field of skin depigmenting agents," said Miriam Guerra.The ten commandments for spot treatment Use daily sun protection Identify with a professional the type of blemishes and self-examine Look for specific depigmenting treatments with active ingredients that help reduce the appearance of skin spots. Always consult the opinion of a specialist and professional. Consistency with the treatment and the application of the products. Also treat non-visible spots by applying the products to the whole area of the face, not just the visible area. Do not get impatient with the results Avoid excessive exposure to the sun Avoid manipulation of blemishes Cleanse and exfoliate on time so that the treatments penetrate much better

The Complete Guide to Treating Skin Blemishes: Must-Have Tips from Bella Aurora Labs

Bella Aurora Labs is a leader in anti-blemish cosmetics and shares with 'Next in Beauty' its secrets to prevent and treat skin blemishes