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One of the biggest skincare myths is that your skin should feel squeaky clean after cleansing.
In reality, that tight, squeaky-clean feeling can be a sign you’ve removed more than just dirt, makeup and excess oil.

A good cleanser should cleanse effectively while leaving your skin feeling clean, comfortable and balanced, never stripped.
If your skin regularly feels dry, tight or uncomfortable after cleansing, your cleanser may simply be too harsh for your skin.

Healthy skin starts with supporting your skin barrier, and cleansing is where that begins. It’s the foundation of every skincare routine.

Some of my favourite cleansers that are both gentle and effective include:
Gentle Foaming Cleanser
Cicaplast Lavant B5 Cleansing Gel and their Toleriane Dermo Cleanser
Hydrating Cleanser
Flawless Cleanser
Squalane Cleanser
DMS Cleansing Milk
PreProbiotic Cleanse Hydrating Cleanser
Oil-in-Gel Cleanser ( stock).

🤍 Save this post for the next time you’re choosing a cleanser.

Teen skincare has become a huge topic on social media but the reality is that most teenagers don’t need complicated routines or anti-ageing skincare.
For many, a gentle cleanser, a suitable moisturiser and daily SPF provide a great foundation. Building good skincare habits is far more important than following every trend.

It’s also important to remember that hormones are one of the biggest reasons skin changes during the teenage years. While a few spots can be completely normal, persistent breakouts, acne or other skin concerns deserve the right advice rather than trial and error.

Every teenager’s skin is different, which is why recommendations shouldn’t be based solely on what’s worked for someone else. Understanding what’s actually going on with skin is the first step towards choosing products that are appropriate for that individual.

If you’re unsure where to start, my Teen Skin Foundations is designed to educate both teenagers and parents, simplify skincare and create an age-appropriate routine tailored to your teen’s skin.

Appointments can be booked via the link in my bio 🤍

Social media has, in many ways, changed our expectations of what healthy skin should look like.
Skin naturally has texture. It has pores. And it changes throughout our lives due to things like age, hormones, stress, sleep and even the seasons.
For me, healthy skin is skin that functions well✨Skin that feels comfortable, resilient and supported, rather than constantly irritated or overwhelmed by trying to do too much.
Perhaps it’s time we focused a little less on chasing perfection and a little more on supporting our skin instead🤍

If you’re unsure where to start, a consultation is always the best place to begin. Your skin is personal, and your skincare should be too. Consultations can be booked via the link in my bio🔗

Fragrance isn’t automatically a problem, and many people use fragranced skincare without ever experiencing an issue.

But when I’m working with sensitive, inflamed, barrier-impaired, rosacea-prone or reactive skin, fragrance-free skincare will always be my preference.

For me, it’s about supporting the skin barrier and keeping routines as simple and supportive as possible🤍

If you’re unsure what your skin actually needs, a personalised consultation is always the best place to start. Link to book in bio🔗