Tips To Never Buy The Wrong Skincare Again!

Tips To Never Buy The Wrong Skincare Again!

Theres a few important things to take note of first:

1. Know your skin type

  • Oily – prone to shine and breakouts
  • Dry – feels tight, flaky, or rough
  • Combination – oily in some areas (usually T-zone), dry in others
  • Sensitive – easily irritated or reactive

Quick test: Wash your face and leave it bare for 1 hour.

  • Shiny all over? Likely oily
  • Tight and dry? Likely dry
  • Both? Combination

2. Identify your skin concerns

Ask yourself: what do you want to improve?

Common concerns include:

  • Acne and breakouts
  • Dark spots or pigmentation
  • Fine lines and aging
  • Redness or sensitivity
  • Dullness or uneven texture

Your routine should target one or two main concerns, not everything at once.

3. Build your basic routine first.

Focus on your 3 steps morning and night.

Morning (AM) Routine: 

Cleanser

Moisturiser 

SPF

Night (PM) Routine

Double Cleanse

Serum

Moisturiser

4. Add your targeted treatment products

Once your basic routine is set, add in ingredients based on your goals:

  • For acne: glycolic, retinol, niacinamide, ceramides, azelaic, tea tree oil.
  • For ageing: retinol, vitamin c, hyaluronic acid, peptides, AHAs.
  • For dullness: vitamin C, AHAs, enzymes, niacinamide, retinol.
  • For hydration: hyaluronic acid, ceramides, squalene, panthenol, aloe vera.
  • For barrier repair: ceramides, niacinamide, panthenol, fatty acids, squalene, centella asiatica.

5. Stay consistent

Skincare is NOT instant. Most products take:

  • 2-4 weeks for basic improvement
  • 6-12 weeks for visible changes

You don’t need a complicated or expensive routine to achieve healthy skin. By understanding your skin type, choosing the right ingredients, and staying consistent, you can build a routine that truly works for you—right from home.

Start simple, be patient, and let your skin guide you.

For a comprehensive prescription built just for you - book in a Skin Reset with our team today to deep dive into what you're currently using and let us hone down and fill the gaps to help you take the guess work out.


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