You're Not Dirty. It's Called Melasma.
It's not poor hygiene. It's a skin condition.
Those dark patches on your upper lip, cheeks, and forehead aren't a sign of poor hygiene. They're melasma — a common skin condition triggered by hormones, pregnancy, or birth control. Millions of women deal with it. You're not alone, and it's not your fault. The patches may look like a shadow or a stain that won't wash off. Some people call the upper lip darkening a "melastache" because it can look like facial hair. You've probably tried hiding it under layers of concealer every single morning. Velun was made for exactly this.