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Oily skin occurs when naturally occurring oils produced by the skin, medically referred to as ‘sebum’, are made in excess. As well as giving the sufferer a shiny complexion and making it difficult to wear makeup, oily skin can lead to a host of other issues, including enlarged pores and acne.

Tired eyes, including the appearance of eye bags and dark circles, often develop as we age due to a decrease in collagen production and the loss of elasticity in the delicate skin around the eyes. These changes can cause the under-eye area to appear hollow, puffy, or shadowed, contributing to a tired and aged appearance.

Sagging skin is one of the clearest and most common signs of ageing, which occurs when the skin produces less collagen as we get older. Gravity takes its toll, and inevitably the supportive tissues in our face and body begin to droop.

Pigmentation is the medical term for patches or multiple areas on the skin’s surface that appear darker than the patient’s natural skin tone. This occurs when melanin, a naturally occurring pigment in the body, builds up and deposits in one particular spot; thus resulting in it taking on a darker appearance.

Spots, pimples, and blackheads are common, often milder forms of acne, a condition that occurs when dead skin cells and oil clog pores and follicles in the skin. Unlike whiteheads, blackheads are open to the air, causing the clogged material to become oxidized and develop a darker coloration.

Acne is an incredibly common skin condition that affects a large number of people, but can (in some cases) cause embarrassment and discomfort to its sufferers.