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Did you know that dehydration can lead to dry and sensitive skin?

Even when it is cloudy outside, our skin is exposed to the sun's UVA rays. Regular exposure to UVA rays can lead to dehydration and premature ageing of the skin

Deprived of essential water and minerals, skin's barrier function is weakened and skin can become sensitive.

Your sun resistance level is your skin's natural ability to resist the damaging effects of the sun's harmful rays. Each person has their own. It is hereditary and deteriorates over time at varying rates, depending on our own sun exposure, lifestyle and approach towards the sun. Perspiration is a natural process and necessary to eliminate toxins. Its intensity varies with every individual and depends on external (temperature, humidity...) as well as internal factors (hormonal fluctuations, stress, emotions...)

Skin Health Routine

A sun protection cream containing UVB and UVA shields is a vital part of any skin routine and should be used daily when exposed to the sun (on holidays for example). Used daily, a sun protection cream can delay the skin's ageing process.

Skin Functioning

Skin is our largest organ. It breathes, filters, protects, warns, regulates, absorbs and expresses itself. It is the only organ you can see, touch and actively rebalance.

At night cellular renewal of the skin intensifies and occurs faster than during the day. In order to eliminate dead skin cells and excess sebum, it is recommended to cleanse your skin in the morning.

Dead skin cells, sebum, make up and dirt can minimise the effect of the active ingredients and moisturising agents on a skin that has not been cleansed and toned.

Pollution, Stress and Fatigue on Skin

Pollution, stress and fatigue can cause blood micro vessels to contract. As a result: fair skin can lose its rosy fresh look, and dark complexion lose their golden glow. Complexion becomes dull and signs of fatigue can appear more marked on the skin, even when you wear make-up.