Particulary subject to pigment spots
- Lentigo, sun spots
- Post-inflammatory hyper-pigmentation
- Seborrheic keratosis
Thick stratum corneum
- Amalgation of dead skin cells on the surface
- Excess sebum on oily skin
- More resistant and less sensitive to highly concentrated active agents
More prone to vitamin D deficiency
Not immune to UV-induced skin damage and sunburn
even if dark skin offer more natural sun protection
DermEden focuses its research in preventing and treating effects of
photoageing all day long. Most of our products contain among others, anti-pigment agents such as
Azelaic Acid, Dioc Acid, Niacinamide, Salicilyc Acid... which
have been proven to be the most efficient in treating disorders of hyperpigmentation in skin of color(1).
Night skin care highly concentrated in anti-pigment
and anti-ageing active agents
- Low pHfor a better efficiency
- Natural skin cell turnover
- Keratolytic of seborrheic keratosis
Repair creams ideal for:
- Post-inflammatory hyper-pigmentation
- Pre/post dermo-aesthetic act treatment (seborrheic keratosis removing...)
3 in 1 day creams
[Anti-pigment + Anti-ageing + UV protection]
- Specific formulation for oily/combination skin/
- Prevent and limit lentigos, sun spots and post-inflmmatory hyperpigmentation
VITAMIN D DEFICICENCY
Dark-skinned people's high concentration of melanin makes it more difficult
for them to produce enough vitamin D. In fact,dark pigment in the skin reduces the skin's
ability to synthesize vitamin D from sunlight by 95% (2).
To compensate Vitamin D deficiency of the skin, DermEden has developed for
the first time in cosmetics Daily Defense day creams enriched with "Vitamin D-like".
They recover
barrier function further daily aggressions (UV, stress, pollution...), improve skin hydration
(increase of filaggrine) and stimulate the Vitamin D receptor (VDR)*
Melanin has protected role against UV damage but doesn't prevent skin cancer.
Even if vast majority of melanomas occur in fair-skinned people, skin cancer fatality rates are higher
among black-skinned people than other ethnic groups,probably due to a later diagnosis and
treatment(3).
UV index average in Caribbean: 10,3
UV index is an international standard measurement of the strength
of UV radiation. From 8 it is very highly recommended to protect the skin.