The right selection for blemish-prone skin
1. Removing make-up and cleansing
Make-up removal is essential to rid the skin of make-up. Finish by cleansing to remove any remaining impurities.
2. I regulate sebum and treat imperfections
Plant oils and active ingredients to purify, purify and regulate sebum. The unifying serum helps reduce redness and scars.
3. I moisturize and mattify
Even skin with imperfections needs moisturizing. Choose a light, mattifying cream to tame shine.
4. I treat locally
Apply a targeted treatment to problem areas to reduce pimples and redness.
5. Weekly ritual
To unclog pores and refine skin texture, perform a gentle exfoliation followed by a purifying mask.
Make-up for blemish-prone skin
Neutralize imperfections with a corrector or concealer suited to your skin tone (tone on tone, neither too light nor too dark). It should be applied by gently tapping on the blemish, then set with a powder.
Good to know :
- redness: green corrector + tone-on-tone corrector
- pigmentation spots: orange corrector + tone-on-tone corrector
- white scar: concealer one shade darker than your skin tone
Your skin, your needs
We recommend skincare products that are good for your skin, so you choose only what you need.
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Your skin lacks firmness, has wrinkles or spots.
Mature skin
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Your skin feels tight and shows fine lines from dehydration.
Dehydrated skin
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Your skin has blemishes or small scars.
Blemish-prone skin
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Your skin feels tight, reddens, or flakes.
Dry and sensitive skin
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Your skin lacks radiance; you have dark circles or puffiness around the eyes.
Dull or tired skin
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Your skin is shiny on the T-zone or the whole face; it has excess sebum.
Combination to oily skin
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