Our Ageless range, is specifically formulated for dry, sensitive, prematurely ageing skin. Infused with hyaluronic acid, chamomile and aloe vera extracts. These products are designed to soothe and calm irritated skin as well as rejuvenate it. When using the ageless range consistently you will be able to see a more soothed, refreshed complexion and a visible reduction in skin redness and irritation in time. 

Navigating sensitive skin requires care and consistency. With regular sessions of the Ageless facials, complemented by our meticulously formulated Ageless skincare range, we usually see a remarkable improvement in skin sensitivity and overall texture. Committing to this regime and adopting the recommended home care practices will pave the way for a calmer, more fortified complexion.

It's essential to follow a balanced diet, minimise spicy, hot foods which can aggravate sensitive skin. Keep your stress in check as elevated cortisol levels not only increase sebum production but can also heighten skin reactivity. If you live in humid or polluted areas, ensure you opt for the Ageless range as it protects the skin’s barrier and maintains its optimal pH.

The skin serves as the body's primary defence, guarding against unfamiliar substances. When introduced to new ingredients, the skin can interpret them as potential threats, leading to reactions such as inflammation, redness, and itching. Often, these responses are misconstrued as negative reactions, causing users to discontinue the product. This likelihood of reaction increases when the skin's acid mantle is compromised with harsh or abrasive products prior or when new potent products are used.

Start with a patch test to see how a small area of your skin responds. If there's a reaction, stop use and let your skin recover. Reintroduce gradually, perhaps 2-3 times a week initially.

This phased approach allows skin cells to acclimatise to new ingredients, reducing the chance of adverse reactions.

If you have acne rosacea you should avoid triggers known to aggravate the condition, such as spicy foods, alcohol, and extreme temperatures. Prolonged sun exposure can also worsen symptoms, so always wear sunscreen and keep away from prolonged direct sun. Moreover, avoid harsh skincare products with alcohol or strong acids as they can irritate the sensitive skin and intensify redness.

Avoid direct sun exposure, harsh skincare products, spicy foods and alcohol, and heat treatments as they can trigger flare-ups. Moreover avoid any treatments that involve scrubs, steam, microdermabrasion, suction or any needle based facials.

After using harsh drying acne products, the skin often reacts because it's stripped of its natural oils, causing it to overcompensate by producing excess sebum, which can aggravate acne and lead to further inflammation and sensitivity. If your skin's protective barrier is compromised, it can be more reactive to unfamiliar skincare ingredients.

Certainly! If your skin's sensitivity stems from external triggers such as skincare products or lifestyle choices, making appropriate adjustments can bring noticeable relief. For those facing hormone-induced sensitivities, seeking guidance from a hormone specialist can balance these imbalances, fostering a return to a more balanced skin state.