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The dark spot you can see is only part of the pigmentation story. Discover how melanocytes produce melanin, what can trigger excess pigment and why pigmentation may become more noticeable in spring.

The dark spot you can see is only part of the pigmentation story. Discover how melanocytes produce melanin, what can trigger excess pigment and why pigmentation may become more noticeable in spring.

Winter can leave skin feeling dull, dehydrated and lacking its usual glow. Discover why your skin’s needs can change in spring and the simple adjustments that can help restore radiance.

As the weather cools, many clients notice their skin begins to feel different. It may feel tighter, drier or appear less radiant than it did during summer. This is a natural seasonal shift.

Summer places unique demands on the skin. Heat, sun exposure, changes in routine, and increased environmental stress all influence how the skin behaves, often in ways we do not immediately see.