Dehydrated skin
1. Make-up removal and cleansing
Make-up removal is essential if you wear make-up every day. Using a make-up remover that suits your skin is essential to avoid dryness, irritation, redness or stinging. Then use a specific cleanser.
2. I boost the effectiveness of my skincare product
Applying a serum before your cream boosts its effectiveness.
3. I moisturize my entire face morning and night
Apply your moisturizer morning and night to the entire face, neck and décolleté.
4. Deep exfoliation and moisturizing (once or twice a week)
I gently exfoliate, rinse, pat my face with a towel and leave on with a thirst-quenching mask.
5. I brighten my complexion
I apply a foundation to prepare my skin for make-up while restoring its radiance.
Make-up for dehydrated skin
Choose light, fluid textures. Use an illuminating base to bring radiance back to the complexion. Avoid matte finishes, which can be dehydrating, opting instead for satin and luminous finishes.
- BB cream & foundation
- Corrector & concealer
- Compact powder
- Highlighter
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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