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4 articles in the category: Understanding Pigmented Skin Types
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Why Melanin-Rich Skin in the Indian Ocean Needs Sun Protection
Published : 2025-06-17 | Categories : DOCT'OYA , Understanding Pigmented Skin TypesEven melanin-rich skin is vulnerable to tropical sun damage: pigmentation spots, premature aging, dehydration. Here's why protection matters—and how to choose the right one.
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African, Caribbean, North African skin: what are the differences?
Published : 2025-05-05 | Categories : DOCT'OYA , Understanding Pigmented Skin Types , Variations by Origin or AgeAfrican, Caribbean, and Maghreb skins have unique needs. Discover their differences to build an effective and tailored routine with the right IN’OYA skin care products.
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How to Identify if Your Skin Is Dry, Oily, or Combination?
Published : 2025-05-05 | Categories : Identify Your Skin Type , DOCT'OYA , Understanding Pigmented Skin TypesKnowing your skin type — dry, oily, or combination — is essential, especially for pigmented skin. It’s the key to revealing radiance, preventing dark spots, and choosing the right routine.
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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.