Leleps

Oat-so-gentle, oat-so-soft! 🌾🧼
Oatmeal: Nature’s skin healer

Acne-prone skin? Let the antibacterial power of turmeric help clear and calm your complexion.
Radiant skin is always in. Let our Turmeric Soap brighten your day (and skin!).

The reviews never lies!

How to prevent dark spots:
- Shield from the sun
Stay out of the sun, wear a hat outdoors & use
sunscreen
- Avoid heat
Stay away from sources of heat, like hot yoga &
saunas
- Stop inflammation
Avoid injuring or irritating the skin, especially during breakouts
- Use vitamin C
Apply a Vitamin C serum regularly or use products that do contain vitamin C.

Why try our turmeric skin butter?
- Brightens dark spots & dull skin
- Soothes acne breakouts
- Fades acne scarring
- Softens & moisturizes dry skin

All our products contain vitamin C & E. If you suffer with hyperpigmentation try our turmeric soap & turmeric skin butter, the combo works great together.
Our skin butters can be used on the face and/or the body. Check us out at www.leleps.com

Turmeric Skin Buttet
What is hyperpigmentation?
Hyperpigmentation is a common skin condition where patches of skin become darker in colour compared to the surrounding skin. This darkening occurs when an excess of melanin, the brown pigment that produces normal skin color, forms deposits in the skin. It can affect people of any skin type.
What causes hyperpigmentation?
A few common causes of hyperpigmentation are:
- PIH (Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation)
- Birth Control Pills
- Estrogen
- Pregnancy
- Long-Term Sun Exposure
- Acne
- Razor Bumps
- Severe Sunburn
- Eczema
- Chemical Irritations
- Electrolysis
- Rashes
- Abrasive Scrubs
- Medications
- Chicken Pox
- Picking
- Scratching
- Insect Bites
- Trauma to Skin
- Surgical Procedures
- Perfumes Spraved on
- Chicken Pox
- Picking
- Scratching
- Insect Bites
- Trauma to Skin
- Surgical Procedures
- Perfumes Sprayed on
- Sun-Exposed Areas
Try our very own Turmeric Skin Butter to help correcting your hyperpigmentation and see a even, clear skin. Visit us at www.leleps.com

Happy Monday All!

Go out and be great, take each day a step at a time.

What is exfoliation?
Exfoliation is the process of remiving dead skin cells from the skin’s surface.

What results one receives?
With exfoliating one would receive:
- improved texture of the skin, smooth
- preventing clogged pores
- brighter appearance
- deeper product pe*******on into the skin

There are two different types of exfoliation. Physical and chemical exfoliation.

Physical- Physical exfoliation is the process of physically and manually exfoliating dead skin cells with a product such as a face scrub containing tiny, abrasive particles.

Chemical- Chemical exfoliants for the face remove dead skin cells by breaking the connections between skin cells, loosening the dead skin and making it easier to wash away.

Here are some do’s & don’ts:
Do:
- Wear Sunscreen
- Exfoliate At Night
- Maintain your usual skincare routine

Don’t:
- Over exfoliating
- Continue Use After Irritation Occurs

Signs you need to exfoliate:
- Dull Looking Skin
- Acne & Clogged Pores
- Skin is Rough To Touch
- Increase In Fine Lines & Wrinkles
- Sudden Oily Face
- Uneven Skin Tone
- Lack of Absorption

If you have any of these signs, head in over to www.leleps.com or click the link above and check out our scrubs.