Your Ultimate Guide to Healthy, Radiant Skin
Looking after your skin is more than a beauty ritual, it is an essential part of self-care. Whether you are managing skin conditions or simply aiming for a healthy glow, the right skincare treatments can make all the difference.
Eczema-prone skin is often dry, inflamed or highly reactive to environmental triggers. A gentle and consistent skincare routine can help manage symptoms, reduce flare-ups and protect your skin’s natural barrier.
Explore our complete guide for an in-depth look at eczema care, treatment options, and expert skincare tips.
Fragrance-free emollients:
Help lock in moisturiser and reduce irritation
Ointments:
Ointments are thicker and long-lasting, ideal for dry patches
Ceramide-rich moisturisers:
Promote the skin’s natural barrier and promote healing
Soap-free cleansers:
Non-foaming cleansers prevent stripping natural oils from the skin
PH-balanced formulas:
Help keep your skin’s natural balance in check
Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition characterised by thick, scaly, and inflamed patches of skin. A targeted skincare routine can help ease discomfort and prevent flare-ups. The goal is to soothe inflammation and avoid known triggers.
Discover our comprehensive guide to psoriasis and learn how to manage flare-ups, understand triggers, and find the right products to soothe and protect your skin.
Salicylic acid creams:
Help soften scaly patches on skin, making it easier to remove
Urea creams:
Hydrate deeply and gently break down thickened skin
Coal tar-based shampoos:
Reduce inflammation on the scalp
Cooling gels or lotions:
Soothe itchiness and discomfort
Fragrance-free emollients:
Lock in moisture and prevent dryness
Dry skin occurs when the skin does not produce enough natural oils or retain sufficient moisture. This often leads to a rough or flaky texture, influenced by environmental factors. A good routine focuses on hydration, barrier repair and avoiding moisture loss.
Learn how to soothe and prevent dry skin with our expert-backed guide covering care tips and product recommendations.
Fragrance-free moisturisers:
Provide hydration and reduce the risk of irritation
Ointment-based emollients:
Form a protective seal to prevent moisture loss
Urea creams:
Soften and hydrate thickened or flaky areas
Ceramide-rich creams:
Restore skin’s natural barrier
Rosacea is a chronic skin condition marked by facial redness and increased sensitivity. Certain triggers, like spicy food or sun exposure, can worsen symptoms. A healthy skincare routine for rosacea calms inflammation and strengthens the skin barrier.
Explore our complete guide to rosacea and learn how to manage redness and flare-ups with expert care.
Fragrance-free moisturisers:
Soothe and hydrate without causing irritation
Mineral-based sunscreens:
Provide effective sun protection without any reaction
Non-foaming cleansers:
Clean skin without disrupting the skin barrier
Gel-based moisturisers:
The Cooling nature provides relief from burning sensations
Sensitive skin is prone to redness, itchiness or dryness in response to weather changes, skincare ingredients, or even stress. It requires a non-irritating approach to protect and calm the skin, improving long-term comfort and reducing reactivity.
Struggling with easily irritated skin? Learn how to protect and soothe sensitive skin with expert-backed tips, gentle solutions, and targeted skincare advice.
Fragrance-free cleansers:
Remove dirt without triggering irritation
Alcohol-free toners:
Refresh skin without disrupting its balance
Hypoallergenic moisturisers:
Hydrate skin while minimising the risk of reactions
Barrier-repair creams:
Restore and protect the skin’s natural defences
There is no one-size-fits-all skincare plan. The ideal routine considers your skin type, concerns and lifestyle.
Gentle Cleanser:
Cleanses without stripping your skin’s natural moisture
Balancing Toner:
Restores pH balance and refreshes your complexion
Oil-free Moisturiser:
Hydrates deeply without clogging pores
Hydrating Serum:
Boosts skin hydration with nourishing ingredients
Non-Comedogenic SPF:
Shields your skin from UV rays without causing breakouts
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What is the ideal basic skincare routine?
A basic routine includes cleansing, moisturising, and applying sunscreen daily. Keep the routine consistent and suitable for your skin type to maintain healthy and balanced skin.
How often should I wash my face?
Wash your face twice a day (morning and night) to remove dirt, oil, and impurities. Over-washing can lead to dryness or irritation, especially if you have sensitive skin. Use products according to your skin type.
What are the best skincare products for beginners?
For beginners, the best skincare products include: a gentle cleanser, a lightweight moisturiser, and broad-spectrum SPF. Avoid harsh exfoliants and use fragrance-free, non-comedogenic products to minimise the risk of irritation or breakouts.
How do I know my skin type?
Oily skin feels greasy, dry skin feels tight or flaky, combination skin shows oil in the T-zone, and normal skin feels balanced. Sensitive skin may appear as redness.
What’s the difference between natural and synthetic skincare ingredients?
Natural ingredients come from plant or mineral sources, while synthetic ingredients are lab-made. Choose products backed by research and suited to your skin’s needs.
Can I use the same routine year-round?
It depends on the weather and your skin type. You may need richer moisturisers in winter and lighter, oil-free products in summer. Adjust your routine based on seasonal changes, environment and how your skin reacts to it.
How do I build a skincare routine for acne-prone skin?
Use a gentle, non-comedogenic cleanser, an oil-free moisturiser, and SPF. Acne-fighting ingredients include salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, and niacinamide. Avoid over-washing or layering too many products.
What common mistakes should I avoid in my skincare routine?
Avoid over-exfoliating and using too many products. Fragranced products can worsen skin issues as well.
How long does it take to see results from a new skincare routine?
Most skincare routines take 4 to 8 weeks to show visible results. Acne treatments or anti-ageing products may take longer. Stay consistent and avoid switching products too quickly unless irritation occurs.
When should I consult a dermatologist?
Consult a dermatologist if your skin shows signs of persistent irritation, painful breakouts, sudden changes, or does not improve with over-the-counter products.
