Your skin type

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  Irritated, Itchy, Atopic Skin

  A more severe form of very dry skin, irritated skin with itching is considered atopic skin. This skin disease starts at a very young age and has all the characteristics of a genuine epidemic. It is even one of the main causes of visits to the dermatologist! In the past 30 years, the number of...

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  Combination to Oily Blemished Skin

  People with combination or oily skin have problems with sebum quantity and quality, which means their skin is more likely to have pimples and other blemishes. But blemishes can also be linked to other diseases like eczema, for example, which make them more difficult to treat....

• Red, Scaly Skin

  Redness and scales on the face, body and scalp can be linked to two specific chronic diseases that affect sensitive and reactive skin: seborrhoeic dermatitis and psoriasis.

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  Damaged Skin — Scars

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  Sensitive or Intolerant Skin

  People with sensitive skin feel unpleasant symptoms on their face, with or without erythema (redness). These symptoms can include tingling, tightness, heating sensations or even burning and occasionally pruritus (itching). They frequently cannot tolerate many cosmetic products on their face.