Product & Skincare Tips

How to treat a dry, itchy or oily scalp

Socially embarrassing and physically uncomfortable, scalp skin problems such as itching, dryness or oil (even sometimes all three) can be very stressful for the sufferer. Let's have a look at what can cause the skin on your scalp to act up, and how you can treat it.

Can you treat eczema?

Although it's hard to make eczema disappear entirely, it's a skin condition that can be managed.

What skincare products should you use when you have eczema?

Keep skincare simple Less is more! Adopt La Roche Posay products, developed especially for sensitive skin and recommended by dermatologists

7 of the best cleansers for sensitive skin

Less is more when it comes to cleansers for sensitive skin
Try Toleriane Dermo Cleanser for a no-rinse cleanser approved by the UK British Allergy Foundation
Travelling? Toleriane Ultra Monodose’s Eye Makeup Remover is just the ticket

Everything You've Always Wanted to Know About Moles

A mole, also called a naevus, consists of a mass of brown-coloured cells that are generally found in the skin or mucus membranes. Known as melanocytes, these are the cells behind tanning or dark skin. Children have no moles when they are born. They begin to appear between the age of six months and a year and then continue to appear until adulthood.

Our best cleansing products

Cleansing is one of the most important parts of any skincare routine. Sweeping away impurities, pollution, oil and makeup, this vital step helps the skin to stay fresh, clear and healthy. But what type of cleanser should you use for your skin type? Read on to learn about our best cleansers for oily, sensitive, dry and combination skin.

Serozinc: a new take on toning your skin

Cleanse, tone, moisturise, is the skincare mantra that has withstood the test of time. And while the backbone of any successful skincare regime is following these steps, choosing the right products can be far more challenging than the simple mantra lets on. A new kind of toner to help make your skincare routine as easy as it should be, Serozinc is great for addressing several types of skin concerns. And top bloggers agree.

The best anti-aging regime

Always wear SPF Harness the power of antioxidants, such as Vitamin C, to protect your skin from damage Regenerate your skin with Hyaluronic Acid and Retinol

Our day-to-day cleanser and moisturiser selection for those with acne-prone skin

For those with acne-prone skin, having a consistent daily skincare regime is important for so many reasons. Being persistent with your regime, and not chopping and changing products every week, will mean that acne-prone skin is less likely to become irritated by an overload of products. Patience is also important, products need to be given a proper chance to work otherwise they won't make any difference to your skin. Too many people who suffer from blemishes do not continue with their regimes long enough to see results. This is our selection of the day-to-day skincare products you should stick to if you want to see a difference in your acne-prone skin.

How to use Effaclar Serum within your skincare routine

Our new Effaclar Duo(+) Ultra-Concentrated Serum is the latest addition to the Effaclar family and is designed to help you care for acne-prone skin while visibly reducing fine lines and wrinkles. This double action can help to simplify your skincare routine and get better results in the process. Here’s everything you need to know about introducing it into your daily regime.

What's the best sun cream for acne-prone skin?

Choose a sunscreen formula for your skin type to avoid blocked pores and increased shine.
Consider La Roche Posay’s Anthelios Invisible Face Mist with SPF 50 for touch ups that won’t ruin your makeup.
Remember: UVA rays are present even on cloudy days, SPF should be used daily.