Understand Your Skin
Explore Skin Concerns
Learn more about common skin concerns, what can contribute to them and the ingredients, products and routines that may help support healthier-looking skin.
Acne Scarring
Permanent structural scarring or temporary marks left behind after acne, ranging from indented scars to lingering redness or pigmentation.
Blackheads
Open pores blocked by a mix of solidified sebum and dead skin cells, which darken on contact with air.
Breakouts and Blemishes
An inflammatory condition of the pore caused by excess sebum, trapped dead skin and bacterial activity, resulting in spots, congestion and irritation.
Dark Spots and Hyperpigmentation
Localised patches of excess melanin production, appearing as dark spots or uneven pigmentation across the skin.
Dehydrated Skin
Dehydrated skin can feel tight, dull or prone to fine lines when it lacks enough water, even if the surface still looks oily. Discover the ingredients, products and routines that can help restore lasting hydration and a fresher, more comfortable complexion.
Dry Skin
Dry skin can feel tight, rough or uncomfortable when it lacks enough oil and struggles to retain moisture. Discover the ingredients, products and routines that can help support a softer, smoother and more comfortable complexion.
Eczema Prone
A chronic, recurring condition involving extreme dryness, intense itching and flare-ups, requiring repair of the skin's compromised lipid barrier.
Excess Oil and Shine
A state of overactive sebum production that leaves the skin looking persistently shiny, with enlarged pores and a heavier surface texture.
Large or Enlarged Pores
Visibly widened pores caused by excess oil, trapped debris or a loss of surrounding skin elasticity.
Menopause
An ultra-dry, thinning skin state caused by declining oestrogen, marked by significant moisture loss and structural changes to the skin.
Menstrual Cycle Changes
A dynamic skin state where cyclical hormone shifts alter the skin's barrier, hydration and sebum levels across a 28-day loop.
Pregnancy (Gestation)
A highly reactive skin state driven by hormonal surges in pregnancy, marked by pigment changes, oil fluctuations and increased sensitivity.
Redness
A vascular and inflammatory state where facial blood vessels dilate easily, causing temporary flushing or persistent redness across the nose and cheeks.
Rosacea
A chronic condition involving persistent facial redness, visible blood vessels and heightened vascular reactivity, requiring specialised, non-reactive skincare support.
Sensitive Skin
A state of heightened skin reactivity where ordinary products, ingredients or environmental changes can trigger discomfort, redness or irritation.
Sun Damage
Cumulative skin damage caused by UV exposure, resulting in pigmentation, wrinkling, and loss of elasticity and firmness.
Uneven Skin Texture
A surface irregularity caused by a build-up of dead skin cells, resulting in a rough, dull or uneven-looking complexion.
Uneven Tone
A dull, uneven complexion caused by a build-up of dead surface cells, slowed circulation and environmental oxidation.