Skin by Leanne Moss

✨ “I want you to think of your skin as an organ of your body.” ✨

This is my opening line within a skin consultation...

Because it is. It’s your largest organ—working constantly to protect you, regulate temperature, and keep the outside world... out. Just like your heart or your brain, your skin deserves proper nourishment, not just quick fixes or cover-ups.

This is why I’m so passionate about using Corneotheraputic brands, Dermaviduals and Prologic in clinic and recommending them for home care. These products are like clean eating for the skin—free from fragrances, emulsifiers, and other ingredients that can disrupt your skin barrier. Instead, they’re formulated to support skin function at a cellular level, helping your skin act like healthy skin again.

When you stop overwhelming your skin with harsh ingredients and start feeding it what it actually needs, you give it the space to restore itself naturally.

I don’t treat skin like a surface—I treat it like the intelligent organ it is.

📍 Based in Ipswich, offering skin consultations, treatments, and personalised Dermaviduals and Prologic routines - ready when you are.

She used just ONE skincare product...

This client came to me after developing guttate psoriasis following a nasty throat infection.

She had already been to her GP, had been assessed and diagnosed, and then came to me looking for additional support for her skin.

We kept her skin routine incredibly simple.

✨ Prologic Omega Oil
✨ Regular Dermalux LED treatments using the psoriasis setting

And that's it.

No complicated routine.
No endless products.
No multiple active ingredients.
No constantly changing products.

Just a consistent, skin-supportive approach and time.

The difference between the photos is pretty incredible.

As with all skin conditions, everyone's skin responds differently, but this is a great example of why I believe in supporting the skin rather than overwhelming it.

If you're struggling with psoriasis or another skin concern and don't know where to start, a consultation is a good place to begin.

Sometimes less really can be more.

Repair • Restore • Rejuvenate

Leanne x

PS Know someone who struggles with psoriasis? Send this to them x

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Dermalux LED

If you’re getting married in 2027, now is the perfect time to start thinking about your SKIN.

We all want to feel amazing on our wedding day, and finding the perfect makeup artist is naturally high on the list.

But before you think about the makeup, think about the foundations underneath… your SKIN.

Healthy, well-prepared skin gives your makeup the best possible canvas. It can help your makeup sit more beautifully, look more natural and last throughout those very long wedding-day celebrations.

This is where I come in.

I’m a Corneotherapist (skin therapist) with over 30 years of experience working with SKIN. My approach is completely bespoke, looking at your skin, your concerns and your wedding timeline to create a plan that is right for you.

I work with Dermaviduals and Prologic, two specialist Corneotherapy skincare brands, alongside Dermalux LED, CACI, Microneedling and bespoke SKIN health treatments.

Whether you simply want to get your skin looking and feeling its healthiest, or you’re dealing with concerns such as acne, rosacea, eczema, sensitivity, redness or dehydration, we can work together to get your skin in the best possible place for your big day.

And please don't leave your SKIN until the last minute…

SKIN health isn't an overnight fix. Ideally, I like to start working with my brides six months or more before the wedding.

Your wedding day is about so much more than your makeup.

It’s about feeling confident, comfortable and completely yourself in your SKIN.

Your makeup artist creates the finishing touches. I’ll help you work on the canvas underneath.

If you’ve got your wedding date booked, perhaps it’s time to make your SKIN the next thing on your list, book a free discovery call or consultation using the booking button above.

Let's start your SKIN journey.

Leanne x

ACNE AWARENESS 💙

Not every bump, breakout or area of congestion is acne.

One of the most common things I see in clinic is clients assuming they have acne when, in reality, their skin barrier is damaged and crying out for support.

A compromised skin barrier can leave the skin feeling tight, sensitive, reactive and congested. It may even develop small bumps that can easily be mistaken for acne.

The problem is that many people then reach for stronger acids, harsh scrubs or drying products, believing they need to "fight" the breakouts. Unfortunately, this can weaken the skin barrier even further and make the problem worse.

As a Corneotherapist, my focus is always on understanding why your skin is behaving the way it is before recommending a treatment plan. Healthy skin starts with a healthy skin barrier, so restoring its function is often the first step towards calmer, more resilient skin.

I'm also working alongside Rose Paul, looking at acne from both the outside and the inside. While I focus on restoring skin health externally, Rose explores the internal factors that may be influencing the skin, because achieving healthier skin is often about understanding the whole picture.

If you're in Ipswich or the surrounding area and unsure whether you're dealing with acne or a compromised skin barrier, a professional consultation can provide the clarity you need. Every skin is unique, and your treatment plan should be too.

Helping you understand your skin, one post at a time

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Rose Paul

ACNE AWARENESS MONTH 💙

Not all acne is the same... so why treat it that way?

One of the biggest myths about acne is that all breakouts are the same.

The truth? They’re not.

Blackheads, whiteheads, inflammatory papules, hormonal breakouts and cystic acne all have different characteristics and may require different approaches. What works brilliantly for one person could make someone else’s skin worse.

That’s why chasing the latest viral product or following influencer recommendations isn’t always the answer.

As a Corneotherapist, my role is to look beyond the blemishes and understand why your skin is behaving the way it is. By assessing your skin barrier, lifestyle, skincare routine and individual concerns, we can create a plan that supports your skin rather than overwhelms it.

And because acne is rarely just skin deep, I’m delighted to be collaborating with Rose Paul throughout Acne Awareness Month and beyond. While I focus on supporting the skin from the outside, Rose explores the internal influences that may contribute to breakouts, helping us take a more holistic view of skin health.

If you’re struggling with acne, the first step isn’t buying another product – it’s understanding your skin and body.

Ready to understand what’s driving your acne? Book a skin consultation and take the first step towards a personalised plan tailored to your skin, because not all acne is the same, and neither is the person experiencing it.

Have you ever tried a product that everyone raved about, only to find it didn’t work for you? Let me know in the comments 👇

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Just one month between these photos… and what a difference.

Skin isn't an overnight fix, but sometimes when you stop overwhelming it and start supporting it properly, it begins to turn around surprisingly quickly.

We introduced just three Prologic products:
🤍 Cream Cleanser
🤍 Luna Calm
🤍 Omega 3 Oil

Alongside this, we started skin soaking and stripped away the "ultra-processed" skincare, replacing it with what I like to call clean eating for the skin.

Just as our bodies thrive on real, nourishing food, our skin often responds best when we feed it ingredients that support its natural function instead of overloading it with unnecessary extras.

The result after only four weeks? A calmer complexion, reduced redness, and a much happier skin barrier. And this is just the beginning.

If your skin feels constantly reactive, red or irritated, it might not need more products – it might just need the right ones. Drop me a message in the comments or send me a DM if you'd like to chat about where to start.

Because your skin deserves real nourishment, not ultra-processed skincare.

Leanne x

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Usually she’s nourishing our bodies with the most wholesome food at Nourish… today it was my turn to nourish her skin. 💛 Feeding the skin with exactly what it needs for that healthy, radiant glow x

ACNE AWARENESS MONTH 💙

This month, I'll be focusing on breaking down common acne myths and helping you feel more knowledgeable and confident about your skin.

One of the biggest misconceptions about acne is that it's simply a teenage problem.

The reality is that acne can affect people of all ages. I regularly see clients in their 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond who are struggling with persistent breakouts, inflammation and the emotional impact that acne can have.

Acne is a complex skin condition that develops beneath the surface of the skin long before a spot becomes visible. What you see on the surface is often just one small part of a much bigger picture.

Hormones, genetics, stress, lifestyle, nutrition, skin barrier function and inappropriate skincare can all play a role.

This is why there is rarely a one-size-fits-all solution.

As a Corneotherapist, my focus is on understanding what may be contributing to your acne and supporting the skin to function as healthily as possible. Rather than stripping, over-exfoliating or aggressively treating the skin, we work to restore barrier function, reduce inflammation and create a personalised plan based on your skin's individual needs.

Throughout Acne Awareness Month, I'll also be collaborating with Nutritional Therapist Rose Paul to explore some of the internal factors that can influence skin health. Together we'll be looking at acne from both the outside and the inside, helping you gain a better understanding of the many factors that may be affecting your skin.

Understanding what is happening beneath the surface is the first step towards achieving healthier skin.

Do you have a question about acne that you'd like us to cover this month? Leave it below 👇

ACNE AWARENESS MONTH

When it comes to acne, there is rarely a single cause and there is rarely a single solution.

That's why Rose and I wanted to come together this Acne Awareness Month to share some simple dietary changes that may help support acne-prone skin.

As a Nutritional Therapist, Rose looks at what may be influencing the skin from the inside. Through a detailed assessment of diet, lifestyle and health history, she helps clients identify factors that may be contributing to inflammation, hormonal imbalance and skin concerns.

As a Corneotherapist and Skin Specialist, I work from the outside in.

Corneotherapy is often described as "clean healthy eating for your skin". Rather than using harsh treatments and products that can compromise the skin barrier, the focus is on restoring skin function, reducing inflammation and supporting the skin to work as nature intended.

The reality is that acne is complex.

For some people, diet may be a significant piece of the puzzle. For others, hormones, stress, barrier damage, inappropriate skincare or lifestyle factors may play a bigger role.

The best outcomes often come from taking a step back and looking at the whole picture.

If you're struggling with acne and feel like you've tried everything, working with a professional can help you understand what may be driving your breakouts and create a plan that is tailored specifically to you. Start your own journey by booking in for a consultation with us.

Which of these five dietary changes would be easiest for you to try?

Let us know below 👇

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SKIN by Leanne Moss & Rose Paul Nutrition, uniting skin expertise and nutritional support to treat skin issues at the root. Together, we transform skin health.

We’re so excited to finally share this…

I’ve teamed up with the lovely Rose Paul, Nutritionist, to dive deeper into something I’m truly passionate about – the powerful link between what’s going on inside your body and how your skin behaves on the outside.

We’re featured in the May edition of Suffolk Magazine, where we talk all about skin health and nutrition, and why no skincare routine is ever truly complete without looking at your diet and lifestyle too.

This is just the beginning…
Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing a whole series of posts breaking it all down – from gut health and breakouts, to inflammation, ageing, and the foods that can genuinely support your skin, especially our favourite Omegas.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing “all the right things” with your skincare but still not seeing results… this is for you.

Keep an eye out – there’s so much to come.

Leanne & Rose x

P.S. Rose is organising for me to have my microbiome tested so we can really see what’s going on inside. This means any support she gives can be completely bespoke, something I know would be incredible for so many of my clients, especially those struggling with rosacea and acne.