Main findings
Product in use study with 160 volunteers. 8 weeks of regular usage once a day.
97%
SAW BLEMISHES REDUCTION 1
99%
AGREE REDUCES POST-ACNE MARKS 2
100%
AGREE SOOTHES IRRITATION 3
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Main findings
Thiamidol(R) is an effective and patented ingredient that acts at the root cause of hyperpigmentation. Thiamidol is clinically proven to reduce hyperpigmentation on all skin types, preventing its re-appearance with regular usage. The active was developed in over 10 years of research based on screening of a library of 50,000 compounds.
Salicylic Acid, a beta hydroxy acid (BHA) is a potent exfoliating and comedolytic agent that effectively targets blemish-prone skin by unclogging pores and reducing bacterial growth. Key benefits are:
What is the ideal routine to reduce blemishes and post-acne marks on the body?
To finally reduce blemishes and post-acne marks on the body, we recommend to:
1. Cleanse skin with DermoPure Triple Effect Cleansing Gel
2. Apply DermoPure Triple Effect Body Cream to the affected areas of your body
If you are looking for additional protection before leaving the house, apply Sun Body Oil Control Gel-Cream SPF 50.
For face usage we recommend to cleanse with DermoPure Triple Effect Cleansing Gel, apply DermoPure Triple Effect Serum and complement with a moisturizer for blemish-prone skin like DermoPure Protective Fluid SPF 30 or DermoPure Mattifying Fluid.
If you are using medical treatment for acne, we recommend cleansing your skin with DermoPure Cleansing Gel and using DermoPure Adjunctive Soothing Cream as care product.
What are post-acne marks (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation or PIH for short)?
PIH is a type of hyperpigmentation of the skin that is mainly triggered by the way skin regenerates after inflammation. It can affect the face and body, typically especially UV-exposed areas, and appears as flat spots of hypercoloration. These range in color from pink to red, brown or black, depending on skin tone and the depth of hypercoloration. The root cause is increased melanin production, the pigment that defines the color of a person’s skin, which is stimulated by inflammatory factors. The blemish triggers melanocytes – the melanin-producing cells – to release excessive melanosomes (pigment granules). The excessive pigment granules darken and discolor the formerly stressed area. Once initial blemishes have subsided, spots of hypercoloration, so-called post-acne marks, can remain.
Additionally, sun exposure can aggravate PIH symptoms, darkening the affected patches and prolonging the time it takes for them to fade. Most acne-related PIH will eventually fade over time, but it can take several years or even a decade until it is fully gone*.
*Abad-Casintahan, F. et al., “Frequency and Characteristics of Acne-Related Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation.” J Dermatol. 2016; 43:826–828.
How can post-acne marks be prevented?
PIH is mainly triggered by the way skin regenerates after an inflammation. To prevent it, though there are no guarantees, avoid picking at or pressing your pimples. The best prevention is, however, to target acne-related PIH at the root, meaning preventing blemishes from appearing and getting inflamed. Use an effective cleanser like DermoPure Triple Effect Cleansing Gel and a specific skin care like DermoPure Triple Effect Serum and DermoPure Triple Effect Body Cream.
Additionally, sun exposure can aggravate PIH symptoms, so we recommend sun protection. Limit the time you spend in the sun and keep out of the sun during its most intense hours. Wear protective clothing and sun hats whenever possible and apply a sun protection factor of at least 30, to protect marks from darkening and help prevent new marks from appearing by using specialized skincare like DermoPure Protective Fluid SPF 30 for your face and Sun Body Oil Control Gel-Cream SPF 50+ for your body.
1 Product-in-use, 160 subjects, after 4 weeks
2 Product-in-use, 160 subjects, after 4 weeks
3 Product-in-use, 160 subjects, after 8 weeks
Thiamidol, Salicylic Acid
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