What Makes Hydration So Important for Skin Health?
Hydration for skin health is one of the most talked-about aspects of skincare — and if you aren’t sure why, you soon will. Our skin is made up of layers...
Acne-Prone Skin
Dr Tanya’s Top Picks
Protect, prevent, and repair unwanted breakouts, control oil production, and congestion with Dr Tanya’s science-led skincare range.
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Your Acne Skincare Ritual
Acneic skin types are generally characterised by enlarged pores and excess oil on all or certain parts of the face. Due to excess sebum (oil) production, this skin type is more susceptible to a little extra shine, acne breakouts, and congestion.
If you're dealing with acne-prone skin, you'll want to focus on hydrating and anti-inflammatory ingredients that don’t add unnecessary extra oil. We also recommend products that improve pigmentation for a clearer, healthier complexion.
The Skin Journal
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Doctor Decoding Ingredients: Is Azelaic Acid in Skincare Really Worth the Hype?
Rosacea that won’t budge? Breakouts that feel impossible to control? Hyperpigmentation you just can’t seem to fade? What if one ingredient could target all three — and more? For decades,...
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LED Light Therapy Masks: Science or Gimmick?
Noticing fine lines that seem to linger longer than they used to? Breakouts behaving nothing like they did in your 20s? Or perhaps a loss of skin firmness and radiance...
