Spots, blemishes, blackheads. It’s common for many people to experience these at some point in their lives. Usually, spots will go away following skincare and with time. Occasionally, spots can leave scars and red or brown marks which may dent your confidence. The good news is that there’s plenty you can do to prevent post-acne marks and to help reduce their appearance:
Dry, tight, itchy and uncomfortable are all words that people with sensitive skin use to describe how it feels. But did you know that a face serum is one of the most effective ways of managing sensitive skin thanks to its ability to deliver moisturising ingredients to the deeper layers of the dermis? This strengthens the skin barrier, and helps the skin retain water more effectively while becoming more resilient to irritants.
But as there are many different types of serum to choose from, how do you know which one is right for your skin type and concerns? Ahead, we reveal the best La Roche-Posay serums for sensitive skin, the benefits to expect, and how to introduce one into your routine.
We all know that prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays can seriously affect our skin and overall health, but do you know exactly what they are? Sunburn, premature ageing, cell damage, and even skin cancer are some of the outcomes that sun exposure can cause.
The following article explains in detail the impact of UV rays on the skin, and why it is essential to use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF, along with other interesting facts and tips.
Did you know that when you include sunscreen in your facial care routine, you are helping to keep your skin protected from many harmful external agents in addition to the sun's rays? When the sun penetrates our skin, cell surface regeneration is altered, which can lead to spots, wrinkles, and loss of elasticity. In this article, we will tell you why it is so important to use sunscreen every day, what its benefits are, and how to choose the right one for your skin's needs.
We all start to show signs of ageing at slightly different times depending on our lifestyle, skincare habits, and genetics. But no matter your age, if you’ve started to notice signs of ageing such as crow’s feet, fine lines, wrinkles, or loss of elasticity and want to slow down the process, a dedicated anti-ageing routine can help.
In this simple guide, we feature actionable steps that you can take to prevent ageing signs like wrinkles while improving radiance and overall skin texture, using effective anti-wrinkle skin care techniques and products.
If you have sensitive skin, finding the right body wash and lotion can be a challenge. Many products on the market contain harsh ingredients that can irritate your skin, leaving it dry, itchy, and uncomfortable.
So, to help take the stress out of your search, we’ve compiled a roundup of the best body washes and lotions for sensitive skin, all recommended by dermatologists and formulated by La Roche-Posay. Rest assured, soft, comfortable, and happy skin is within reach.
Just as brushing your teeth and having a healthy, nutritious breakfast are crucial for starting your day right, a solid morning skincare routine is key to preparing you for the day ahead. It's particularly vital for managing blemish-prone skin.
But which products should you incorporate into your morning routine for optimal results? In this step-by-step guide, we delve into the causes and symptoms of blemish-prone skin, offering top tips and advice for managing it. We also recommend products that can assist in achieving a clear, radiant complexion throughout the year.
Taking off your makeup every night is important for all skin types, and for blemish-prone skin it’s especially beneficial. Keeping pores clear of oil, dirt or anything that could create a blockage means there’s less chance of blemishes forming. Makeup sitting on the skin overnight can clog the pores and may lead to breakouts.
When you hear the term microbiome, you probably immediately think of the gut. But microbiome actually describes the community of invisible microorganisms - comprising hundreds of different kinds of bacteria, fungi, and viruses2 - that live and work together throughout the human body1, including the skin.
