Please note that these are guidelines only. Everybody’s skin is different, and these are suggestions for you to try in order to find the perfect solution tailored to YOUR skin.

The following skin care regime is advised for people with dry skin:

Cleansing:
It is important to use the most gentle, non drying cleansers.

• if you wear make up use the Make Up Removing Milk (it can also be used as a regular cleanser )
• the Rich Cleansing Cream is perfect, but is not designed to remove make up
• for skins that tend towards dryness, but aren’t extremely dry, you can try the Gentle Face Wash

Toning:
Many people find that their skins become drier after outdoor holidays and as they become older. This is often due to an excess of damaged or dead cells layering the surface of the skin. It is essential to remove these cells in the most effective and gentle way, in order that the natural oils can reach the surface of the skin again, without causing inflammation (which in turn causes ageing). A smooth surface also allows moisturisers to adhere better. Our toners are given their name due to the stage they occupy in the cleanse, tone, moisturise routine, and are actually incredibly effective exfoliators. Unlike traditional abrasive exfoliators, ours require only to be wiped across the face, and this alone will target all dead and damaged cells. More traditional exfoliation methods require a fair amount of abrasive activity and whilst they are not nearly as effective, they can damage good skin cells.

The AHA Toner: Dry Skin is highly recommended

Hydration:
An optional product is the Hydrating Mist that can be used to assist in adding a layer of moisture that is then locked in with your moisturiser.

Moisturiser:
You can use any of the moisturisers
Protective Day Cream
Nourish & Repair Night Cream
Cell Repair & Renewal Cream (can be used day & night) this cream can be used as your normal moisturiser or can be used as a one-off if your skin requires a bit of a boost after an outdoor holiday.