Acne Prone Skin
It's common to link oily skin to acne. After all, excess oil is a known contributor to breakouts. But it is possible to have dry/ dehydrated or even normal skin and still experience blemishes.
There are a handful of different types of acne: cystic acne, hormonal breakouts, blackheads, closed comedones, and whiteheads, and each has a myriad of triggers including environment, diet, hormones, or even just a ineffective skin routine. We suggest going easy on skin and using effective yet gentle products that tackle the issues without causing irritation.
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Fun fact: You can even combine these treatments! Microdermabrasion can be added on to your Microneedling session for enhanced results.
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House Line: How we're using them
This is the most unique product, because you can layer it or use it on its own. The scent is, well.. not bad but not pretty. We added no essential oils to this blend. So you will smell the seaweed.
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The Bottom Line :Your skin is unique.
What “Sensitive Skin” Really Means Sensitive skin isn’t one single diagnosis, it’s more of a broad umbrella. People use the term to describe: Reactions to irritants or allergens like eczema (ato...
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