Lullage, known as Bella Aurora in Europe and Asia, celebrates International Skin Pigmentation Day to raise awareness about the prevalence of skin pigmentation conditions and the methods available to help alleviate them. The day coincides with Lullage’s entry into the US  market with its range of dark and white spot correctors and even skin tone cosmetics.

Lullage founded International Skin Pigmentation Day in Spain in 2020 and it is now observed in over 24 countries. Based in Barcelona, Lullage has been a leader in even skin tone cosmetics for more than 130 years. Its highly regarded bio10 forte Dark Spot Correctors contain exclusive B-CORE 221 technology to effectively reduce the appearance of dark spots, age spots, sunspots, and discoloration.

Lullage will continue to revolutionize the cosmetics industry with its upcoming launch, Repigment12 White Patches Corrector Face & Body Cream, the first effective cosmetic specifically formulated to help reduce the appearance of white patches on the skin. Lullageskin experts formulated Repigma12 in collaboration with European dermatologist and vitiligo specialist, Dr. Matteo Bordignon, MD,PhD, after more than five years of development.

“I am honored to be a part of the United States’ inaugural International Skin Pigmentation Day and to help Lullage shed light on this important topic that impacts so many of my patients,” says board-certified dermatologist Dr. Jenny Liu, who is based in Minneapolis. “Lullage’s bio10 forte products combine four key ingredients—stable vitamin C, kojic acid, sclareolide (sage extract), and marineexopolysaccharide, demonstrated to effectively help to reduce the appearance of dark spots all the while supporting healthy skinbarrier function.”

“Research shows that one in three women suffer from dark spots, which can have a large impact on their self-esteem andconfidence,” says Jordi Segura, R&D Director of Lullage. “The efficacy of our B-CORE 221™ dark spot correcting technology isunparalleled. We are thrilled to bring 130+ years of science and expertise to the U.S. to help more people address their skin pigmentation concerns.”