Chéon Aesthetics

Your skin doesn’t need everything — it needs the right ingredients for the right concern ✨
💧 Hyaluronic Acid — hydration & plumping
🌿 Niacinamide — oil control, pores & uneven tone
🍊 Vitamin C — brightness & antioxidant support
🫧 Salicylic Acid (BHA) — clogged pores & breakouts
✨ Glycolic Acid (AHA) — exfoliation, texture & glow
🛡️ Ceramides — skin barrier & moisture support
🌙 Retinol — texture, fine lines & skin renewal
🌱 Azelaic Acid — redness, acne & post-acne marks
🧬 Peptides — firmness & smoother-looking skin
The key is not to use all of them at once. Choose ingredients based on your skin condition, introduce actives gradually, and always support your skin barrier. 💗
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Not every skincare ingredient needs to be strong to make a difference. ✨

Here are 6 ingredients worth knowing:

💧 PHA — gently exfoliates and supports smoother-looking texture
💛 Sulfur — helps control excess oil and care for blemish-prone skin
🫧 Urea — softens rough, very dry skin and improves hydration
🌿 Licorice Root — helps calm visible redness and support a more even-looking tone
💜 Bakuchiol — supports smoother-looking texture and the appearance of fine lines
🩵 Panthenol — soothes dryness and supports the skin barrier

Choose according to your skin concern—not because an ingredient is trending. Introduce only one new product at a time, patch-test first and start slowly.

The images shown are educational illustrations, not real customer before-and-after results. Actual results depend on the product formula, concentration, skin condition and consistency of use.

Moisturise well and use sunscreen every morning. Stop using a product if you experience persistent burning, itching, swelling or worsening redness.

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Azelaic acid may be the multitasking ingredient your routine is missing ✨

It can help improve:
🌿 Acne and clogged pores
🌿 Redness
🌿 Post-acne dark marks
🌿 Uneven skin tone

If you are a beginner, apply a thin layer after cleansing and start only 2–3 nights a week. Increase gradually if your skin remains comfortable, and follow with a simple moisturiser.

Azelaic acid pairs well with niacinamide, hyaluronic acid and ceramides. If you are new to active ingredients or have sensitive skin, avoid using it on the same night as AHA, BHA or retinoids until you know how your skin responds.

A mild, brief tingling sensation may occur, but persistent burning, itching, worsening redness or peeling is a sign to stop and let your skin recover.

Remember: moisturise well and use sunscreen every morning. Results take time and vary according to your skin, product formula and consistency.

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Your body can give you clues—but one symptom does not equal one diagnosis. ⚠️

Shaky hands, night cramps, itchy scalp, tiredness, cold hands, cravings or dry lips can have many possible causes. They are not automatic proof of low blood sugar, vitamin deficiency, thyroid problems or another medical condition.

Look at the full picture:
• How long has it been happening?
• Is it getting worse or affecting daily life?
• Are there other symptoms?
• Have you started any new medication or supplements?

Avoid self-diagnosing or taking supplements without proper assessment. If a symptom is persistent, recurring or concerning, speak with a healthcare professional.

Seek urgent attention for sudden new floaters or flashes, a dark curtain across your vision, severe weakness, breathing difficulty or other sudden neurological symptoms.

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Not all pigmentation is the same—and the wrong treatment may make it worse. 👀

Freckles, sun spots, melasma, post-acne dark marks and post-inflammatory redness may look similar, but they have different causes and require different approaches.

Possible options may include:
✨ Vitamin C, niacinamide or azelaic acid
✨ Retinoids for suitable skin
✨ Tranexamic acid for certain pigmentation concerns
✨ Professional chemical peels, IPL or laser treatments after proper assessment

Daily broad-spectrum SPF 30–50 is non-negotiable. Without consistent sun protection, pigmentation can return or become darker—even after professional treatments.

Always identify the type of pigmentation first. Melasma and darker skin tones require extra care because aggressive treatments may trigger further pigmentation. Results take time, consistency and a routine tailored to your skin.

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Retinoids are not all the same ✨

From gentler cosmetic options like retinyl esters and retinol to stronger prescription retinoids such as tretinoin and tazarotene, each type works differently and should be introduced carefully.

A simple guide:
1️⃣ Retinyl Esters — gentle and beginner-friendly
2️⃣ Retinol — supports fine lines and texture
3️⃣ Retinal — works more directly than retinol
4️⃣ Adapalene — commonly used for acne
5️⃣ Tretinoin — prescription retinoic acid
6️⃣ Tazarotene — a potent prescription retinoid

Start slowly, moisturise well and use sunscreen every morning. Do not combine multiple retinoids, and seek professional advice before using prescription options. Retinoid strength and irritation can also vary by formula and concentration.

Avoid retinoids during pregnancy and consult your doctor if pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive.

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Healthy, glowing skin starts with the right professional care ✨
Every skin is different, which is why each treatment should begin with a proper skin consultation. From gentle exfoliation and targeted serums to hydration and LED light therapy, every step is selected according to your skin’s current needs.
Not a one-size-fits-all facial—just personalised care for healthier-looking, smoother and more radiant skin. 🌸
📍Chéon Aesthetics, Tanjong Pagar, Singapore
By appointment only.

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One skincare ingredient can make a difference — but consistency, the right routine and realistic expectations matter more than chasing fast results. ✨

Here’s what these 5 ingredients are commonly used for:

🌙 Retinol — supports cell turnover, texture, fine lines & acne-prone skin
🫧 Salicylic Acid (BHA) — helps unclog pores, blackheads & excess oil
🍊 Vitamin C — antioxidant support + helps brighten uneven-looking skin
🌸 Tranexamic Acid — helps improve the appearance of pigmentation & post-acne marks
💙 Ceramides — strengthen the skin barrier and reduce moisture loss

⚠️ Skin changes do not happen on the same timeline for everyone. Results depend on concentration, frequency, your skin condition and the rest of your routine.

Start slowly, avoid overloading your skin with too many actives, moisturise well and use SPF every morning. ☀️

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Using skincare actives doesn’t have to mean irritating your skin. ✨

The key is knowing what can layer comfortably and when it may be better to alternate stronger actives.

💧 Hyaluronic Acid — hydration + barrier support
✨ Vitamin C — antioxidant + brightening support
🫧 Salicylic Acid (BHA) — oily skin + clogged pores
🌸 Lactic Acid (AHA) — gentle exfoliation + glow
🌿 Azelaic Acid — acne, redness + post-acne marks
🍊 Glycolic Acid (AHA) — texture + dullness
🌙 Retinol — acne, texture + skin renewal
💜 Niacinamide — oil balance + barrier support

Important: many of these ingredients can technically be used together, but combining several strong actives in the same routine may increase dryness, stinging and irritation.

Start slowly, introduce one active at a time, moisturise well and wear SPF every morning. ☀️

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