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Hyperpigmentation : nos conseils d’infirmière


Acne marks on Black skin often last for months. Dark mark or true scar, a gentle routine, mistakes to avoid, and when to see a doctor: a nurse's advice.
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Friction, heat, hair removal: why inner thighs darken on Black and mixed-race skin, the gentle routine to care for them, and the signs that mean you should see a doctor.
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Dark underarms on Black skin: friction, shaving, deodorant or a medical cause? Aissatou, a nurse, explains how to tell the difference, the gentle routine to adopt and when to see a doctor.
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Dark knees and elbows on Black skin: why these areas get darker, a gentle routine to smooth and moisturize them, mistakes to avoid and when to see a doctor.
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Dark spots on your face, elbows, knees, or inner thighs: where do they come from on Black and mixed-race skin, and how can you reduce them without damaging your skin? A nurse's complete guide.
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