Skin Ritual

One of our favourite ways to introduce Vitamin A into the treatment room is with the Vitamin A Infusion Peel.

As Kurlyn mentions, this treatment can be customised in ways to not only advance the treatment further but also help with inflammation present 🧡.

This month, we’ve been chatting all things Melasma!

As we head into the warmer months, we think it’s important to understand that melasma isn’t something we simply “cure”, it’s something we manage.

There are so many factors that can influence melasma beyond what we see on the surface, from UV and visible light exposure to heat, hormones and inflammation.

Understanding these triggers and how your skin behaves is what allows us to build a treatment and home-care plan that works with your skin, rather than constantly chasing the pigment.

Now we want to know… what’s one skincare no-no you’ll never catch yourself doing?

Just when you think you’ve finally conquered your breakouts… you’re left with those stubborn red marks that just won’t seem to budge. 🫠

These are often Post Inflammatory Erythema (PIE).

Unlike pigmentation and Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH), which can leave behind darker brown marks, PIE appears red or pink due to changes in the small blood vessels following inflammation.

Because PIE is vascular rather than pigmentary, we don’t want to treat it in exactly the same way we would pigmentation. Instead, our focus is on calming inflammation, supporting the skin barrier and addressing the underlying vascular changes.

We wanted to take it right back to basics! Because understanding how your skin produces pigment helps explain why pigmentation can be so complex to treat 🧬.

Rosacea can be frustrating, but this condition is actually very manageable 🤍 if you’re struggling with your rosacea, book in a skin consultation - we’re here to help 🗓️

Let’s talk melasma triggers ⚠️

Skin queen Kurlyn 🪄