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Select one or more concerns below, and our algorithm will generate a custom treatment protocol tailored exactly to your skin's needs.
Your Custom Protocol
Based on your selections, here are the targeted formulas you need.
Clarify & Purify
Unclog pores, regulate sebum production, and heal breakouts rapidly without damaging your skin barrier. BHA, Tea Tree, and Niacinamide are your best friends.
Calm & Soothe
Instantly reduce inflammation, lower skin temperature, and rebuild a fragile skin barrier using Centella Asiatica (Cica), Mugwort, and Panthenol.
Firm & Renew
Stimulate collagen synthesis, smooth out fine lines, and restore lost elasticity with powerful Peptides, Retinol, and traditional Ginseng extracts.
Repair & Protect
Treat UV damage, cool down heated skin, and prevent future photo-aging with highly concentrated Aloe, Ceramides, and broad-spectrum SPFs.
Brighten & Fade
Erase hyperpigmentation, fade acne scars, and achieve the ultimate translucent glass skin using Vitamin C, Rice extract, and Tranexamic Acid.
Plump & Quench
Rescue thirsty, dehydrated skin. Layer lightweight humectants that penetrate deeply to plump up the skin from within. Say hello to Snail Mucin and Hyaluronic Acid.
Acne & Pores
Breakouts happen when excess sebum mixes with dead skin cells and clogs the pore. The bacteria naturally present on skin feeds on that sebum and triggers inflammation, giving you blackheads, whiteheads or deeper blemishes.
Ingredients to look for
BHA (Salicylic Acid) to unclog pores from within.
Niacinamide to control sebum and fade marks.
Azelaic Acid to calm redness and reduce bacteria.
Centella Asiatica to soothe inflammation.
Heartleaf to rebalance oily and reactive skin.
Three things that matter most: double cleanse every evening, never skip moisturiser on oily skin, and wear SPF every morning without exception.
Post-acne marks darken with UV exposure. Give your routine 6 to 8 weeks before expecting visible results.
Ageing skin is normal.
Skin ageing has two causes.
Intrinsic ageing is genetic: from your mid-20s, collagen decreases by about 1% per year, elastin weakens and cell turnover slows down.
Extrinsic ageing comes from outside: UV exposure alone accounts for up to 80% of visible skin changes, with pollution, dehydration and poor sleep playing supporting roles.
Ingredients to look for
Retinol to stimulate collagen and accelerate cell turnover.
Peptides to support elasticity.
Adenosine to visibly firm and smooth.
Niacinamide to improve texture and fade pigmentation.
Antioxidant-rich ingredients like Ginseng to protect against environmental damage.
Tips: introduce retinol gradually and always follow with SPF. Prioritise hydration, as dehydrated skin shows fine lines faster.
And start early (25yrs): the best anti-ageing routine is the one you begin before you feel you need it.
Glow and Dark spot
Dark spots and uneven skin tone are caused by an overproduction of melanin, triggered by inflammation (post-acne marks), UV exposure, or hormonal changes (melasma).
A dull complexion without visible spots is usually caused by slow cell turnover or a buildup of dead skin cells on the surface.
Ingredients to look for
Niacinamide to inhibit melanin transfer.
Tranexamic Acid to target stubborn marks.
Alpha Arbutin to fade spots and prevent new ones.
Glutathione for a visible glow effect.
AHA to resurface and reveal brighter skin.
Vitamin C derivatives to protect against new pigmentation.
Tips: be patient (8 to 12 weeks minimum for visible improvement), do not pick at blemishes, pair brightening serums with gentle exfoliation, and wear SPF every single day without exception.
HYDRATION
Dehydration is different from dryness. Dry skin is a skin type that lacks oil. Dehydrated skin is a condition that lacks water, and it can affect any skin type, including oily skin. Signs include dullness, tightness, more visible fine lines and a slight stinging sensation when applying actives.
Causes include over-cleansing, overuse of exfoliating actives, harsh weather, air conditioning, caffeine and a compromised skin barrier that cannot hold onto water.
Ingredients to look for
Multi-weight Hyaluronic Acid to hydrate at every skin layer.
Sodium Hyaluronate for deeper penetration.
Glycerin to hold moisture throughout the day.
Beta-Glucan to soothe and strengthen.
Panthenol to repair and retain.
Ceramides to seal the barrier and prevent water loss.
Tips: apply toner to damp skin, layer hydration from lightest to richest, always seal with a moisturiser to lock moisture in, and remember that oily skin can be dehydrated too.
Persistent redness and skin sensitivity are almost always signs of a compromised barrier. When the barrier is weakened, irritants penetrate more easily and inflammation becomes the skin's default state.
Common causes include over-exfoliation, harsh cleansers, fragrance-heavy products, extreme temperatures and underlying conditions like rosacea. The skin then enters a cycle: every trigger causes more inflammation, which weakens the barrier further, which makes the skin more reactive to the next trigger.
Ingredients to look for
Centella Asiatica and Madecassoside to actively repair the barrier and reduce redness.
Azelaic Acid to target redness-related bacteria.
Ceramides to rebuild the protective barrier.
Panthenol to soothe and repair.
Allantoin to calm sensitivity,.
Beta-Glucan to strengthen and soothe simultaneously.
Tips: simplify your routine first (cleanse, moisturise, SPF), patch test every new product, avoid fragrance and alcohol in leave-on products, use lukewarm water, and restore barrier health before introducing any active ingredients.