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23 articles
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The Different Types of Dark, Brown, and Mixed Skin Tones
Published : 2025-05-05 | Categories : Identify Your Skin Type , DOCT'OYA , Understanding Pigmented Skin TypesDark, brown, and mixed skin tones have unique needs. Understanding their differences is key to offering the right care and preventing imbalance or hyperpigmentation.
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Preventing Hyperpigmentation: The Importance of Photoprotection
Published : 2025-05-05 | Categories : DOCT'OYA , Pathologies & Targeted Care , Pigment SpotsBlack, brown, and mixed skin: no, you are not immune to the sun. To prevent pigmentation spots and even out your complexion, sun protection must become a daily habit.
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Laser and Skin Lightening: What Are the Risks for Dark Skin ?
Published : 2025-05-05 | Categories : Anti-Aging Care & Prevention , DOCT'OYA , Pathologies & Targeted CareOn dark skin, laser treatments and skin lightening carry significant risks. Expert diagnosis, tailored care, and strict sun protection are essential to maintain skin balance.
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Effective Methods to Treat Pigment Spots Related to Acne
Published : 2025-05-05 | Categories : Acne & Blemishes , DOCT'OYA , Pathologies & Targeted CareDiscover the most effective methods to treat pigmentation spots and skin imperfections.
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Acne on Black Skin: Inflammatory, Hormonal, or Post-Acne?
Published : 2025-05-04 | Categories : Acne & Blemishes , DOCT'OYA , Pathologies & Targeted CareAcne is a universal concern, but its appearance and scarring can be significantly more pronounced on Black, brown, and mixed skin tones.