Underarm pigmentation is common and completely normal. Find out what causes it and how to safely brighten and even your underarms for smooth, confident skin.
Everything you need to know about underarm pigmentation
Underarm darkening can happen for many reasons. It's usually harmless but can be improved with the right care and consistency.
Rubbing from tight clothing, shaving or repetitive movement.
The razor can cause irritation, inflammation and darkening.
Harsh chemicals and fragrances can trigger pigmentation.
When dead skin cells accumulate, the area can look darker.
Hormonal fluctuations can increase melanin production.
Some people are more prone to pigmentation than others.
Different tones and patterns may need different approaches.
Dark patches caused by irritation, shaving, or product reactions.
Darkening caused by constant rubbing from tight clothes or friction.
General dullness and discolouration due to build-up of dead skin.
Pigmentation triggered by hormonal changes such as pregnancy or PCOS.
Clinically proven ingredients that help reduce pigmentation and even skin tone.
Reduces melanin production and improves evenness.
Gently exfoliates dead skin and brightens dull underarms.
Helps fade dark spots and prevents new pigmentation from forming.
Helps reduce melanin production and visibly lightens.
Brightens and protects against further darkening.
Soothes irritation and helps fade discolouration fast.
Consistency is key. A combination approach gives the best results.
Use brightening, exfoliating and hydrating products consistently for visible improvement.
Everyone's skin is different. Here's a general timeline for visible improvement.
Skin feels smoother and looks less dull.
Visible lightening starts to appear.
Noticeable fading and evening of skin tone.
Significant improvement with consistency.
Maintain results with proper care.
Take our Skin Assessment to get a personalised routine and product recommendations for your underarms.
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