Targeted care

The ideal is to gently prepare the skin through gradual exposure. Here are some tips from our dermatologist:

Prefer early morning or evening exhibitions,

Gradually increase the duration then cover yourself,

Put aSPF50+ sunscreenon the uncovered areas.

To "sunbathe" properly, you must start exposure with perfectly hydrated skin, maintained by regular peels and scrubs, because a thick horny layer protects against UV rays.

To prolong your tan, continue to exfoliate and moisturize your body after exposure.

During the female cycle, there are two hormonal peaks: one before ovulation and one after. These hormonal changes generate acne, which can appear at different times of the cycle depending on the individual.

Dr. Peres recommends applying theanti-blemish solutionas a treatment every evening when spots appear and the complete anti-acne ritual throughout the cycle as a preventative measure.

Thereanti-blemish solutioncontains a complex of flower and fruit acids that helps remove the surface layers of the skin.

It can be applied to reduce pigmentation spots, in addition toradiance serumand thefruit acid peeling.

Apply in the evening 3 to 4 times a week.Anti-blemish solutionon the area affected by acne, previously cleansed and dried. Leave on overnight and rinse your face in the morning. This solution restructures the skin deeply, smoothing around acne lesions that can rise to the surface before disappearing.

For gentle exfoliation, apply theFruit acid peeling2 or 3 times a week. It is used like a mask, in a thin layer, leave on for 10 minutes then rinse.
As an SOS treatment, apply theRepair CreamApply occasionally to an inflamed pimple and throughout the healing process. Its formula, rich in clay and tea tree, will purify and detoxify the skin. Tamanu oil and honey will help accelerate cell regeneration.

Our articleCombination and oily skin: what beauty routine should you adopt?can help you adopt the gentle and natural ritual suited to your skin type.