Skin care
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Skin care
The map of facial skin care: skin type, acne, pores, dark spots, under eye circles, aging and the basic routine. What a salon does and when to see a doctor.
Adult acne
Adult acne comes from hormones, stress and some products, not poor hygiene. What a salon can help with, when you need a dermatologist and a daily routine.
Blackheads
Blackheads are open pores with oxidized sebum, not trapped dirt. Why squeezing spreads them, what actually works and a deep cleanse every 4 to 6 weeks.
Enlarged pores
You cannot shrink pores permanently, but you can make them look smaller. The real causes, what works, the mistakes to avoid and when to see a doctor.
Dark spots on the face
Dark spots on the face from sun, acne and hormones. What genuinely helps, why daily sunscreen matters most, months of patience, and when to see a dermatologist.
Dry skin in winter
Why skin dries out in winter and how to fix it: dry versus dehydrated, a gentle ceramide routine, lukewarm water, and when a hydrafacial actually helps.
Oily skin
Oily skin explained: why the skin makes too much oil, a 4-step daily routine that works, why oily skin still needs moisturizer, and when deep cleansing helps.
Sensitive skin
Sensitive skin reddens and stings easily. How to tell it from a damaged barrier, a gentle routine, which treatments suit it and when to see a dermatologist.
Combination skin
Combination skin has an oily T-zone with normal or dry cheeks. How to spot it with the one-hour test, a routine by zone, seasonal shifts and honest limits.
Dark circles under the eyes
Dark circles come from thin skin, pigment or facial structure. What genuinely helps for each type, the role of sleep, and why a salon does not remove them all.
First signs of aging
The first signs of aging and when to start treatments: fine lines, loss of firmness, sun as the main cause, prevention, and radiofrequency in 6 to 8 sessions.
Skin after summer
Summer leaves skin dehydrated, dull and blotchy. The autumn repair plan step by step: rehydrate, exfoliate, vitamin C, and when a 60 € hydrafacial helps.
Acne marks and acne scars
Acne marks versus acne scars: flat marks fade on their own in 3 to 12 months, while true indents and raised scars are dermatology work and not salon work.
Tired skin
Tired, dull skin before a wedding or a dinner: why it looks flat, what actually helps and the timing rule. Start 3 to 4 days ahead, never on the morning.
A skincare routine that works
A skincare routine of seven steps: four in the morning, three at night. Product order, how to add actives safely, and why consistency beats expensive bottles.
Summer skincare
Summer skincare that works: sunscreen every morning and roughly every 2 hours outdoors, a lighter routine, a proper evening cleanse and care with actives.