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Dissecting panoply of skincare products
While many cosmeceutical products are effective on all types of skin, patients with skin of color may find specific products better for their skin than others. The most important advice offered by one expert is that even people who have darker skin need sunscreen. Natural melanin does not provide enough protection.
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