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Irregular skin pigmentation is a fickle thing – whether considering how it presents or the corrective treatment necessary. This skin issue is also one that causes an ill-fated amount of anxiety. In fact, to have an evenly toned complexion is cause for celebration. Whether it is hormonal, sun stains, or the remnants of trauma, discoloration and pigmentation may come off as vanity issues, but they are so much more – much like the topic of sun protection. In addition to sun exposure being a top concern for pigmentation issues, we felt combining the two subjects was fitting when considering how much these two themes intersect. Welcome to the pigmentation and sun care issue. 

This issue is meant to equip readers with the critical thinking skills necessary to help their clients achieve their skin goals while protecting the largest and most important organ from ultraviolet damage. On the other hand, while it can be easy to swear it off for good, safe sunlight exposure should be welcomed and encouraged for most. The devil is in the details. Additionally, readers will find insight into international sun filter ingredients, discoloration disorders, and so much more! Enjoy this dual-themed issue.

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