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Skincare acids explained: glycolic, lactic and salicylic acid

Skincare acids explained: glycolic, lactic and salicylic acid

Nikita RYM

Choose the right skincare acid for your skin, from glycolic for texture to lactic for glow and salicylic for blemishes.

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How to treat dull skin after winter

How to treat dull skin after winter

Refresh dull post-winter skin with hydration, gentle exfoliation, vitamin C, barrier support and daily SPF for a brighter glow.

Spring skin transition: what to change in your skincare routine

Spring skin transition: what to change in your skincare routine

Transition your skincare routine into spring with lighter textures, gentle exfoliation, antioxidants, daily SPF and continued barrier support.

Eye care in cold weather: dryness, puffiness and dark circles

Eye care in cold weather: dryness, puffiness and dark circles

Care for the delicate eye area in winter with hydration, gentle application, barrier support, SPF and targeted care for dryness or puffiness.

Retinol in winter: how to start without irritation

Retinol in winter: how to start without irritation

Start retinol in winter safely with slow use, moisturiser support, barrier care and daily SPF for smoother-looking skin.

Sensitive skin in winter: how to calm redness and irritation

Sensitive skin in winter: how to calm redness and irritation

Care for sensitive winter skin with gentle cleansing, soothing ingredients, barrier-supporting moisturiser and daily SPF.

Skincare for Valentine’s glow: how to refresh your skin fast

Skincare for Valentine’s glow: how to refresh your skin fast

Get your skin ready for Valentine’s Day with gentle exfoliation, hydration, moisturiser and simple pre-event skincare for a fresh glow.

The best skincare ingredients for a winter glow

The best skincare ingredients for a winter glow

Brighten dull winter skin with vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, gentle exfoliation, peptides, ceramides and daily SPF.

Dry January for your skin: why skin feels dry in winter

Dry January for your skin: why skin feels dry in winter

Care for dry winter skin with gentle cleansing, hydrating serums, richer moisturiser, daily SPF and barrier support.

How to build a simple skincare routine for the New Year

How to build a simple skincare routine for the New Year

Build a simple New Year skincare routine with cleanser, serum, moisturiser, SPF and targeted products for your main skin concern.

New year skin reset: how to restore your skin after the festive season

New year skin reset: how to restore your skin after the festive season

Reset your skin after the festive season with gentle cleansing, hydration, barrier support and daily SPF for a fresh, healthy-looking glow.

How to get glowing skin: expert tips for a radiant complexion

How to get glowing skin: expert tips for a radiant complexion

Naturally glowing skin—radiant, hydrated and healthy-looking—is one of the most sought-after beauty goals, especially during the summer or wedding season. But how can you achieve that luminous, sun-kissed look when city living, stress, and lack of sleep make your skin appear dull and tired? We asked Linda Blahr, SkinCeuticals’ resident beauty expert, to share her insider tips on achieving dewy, glowing skin that lasts all season and beyond.

Facial blemishes: causes, types and how to treat pigmentation

Facial blemishes: causes, types and how to treat pigmentation

Facial blemishes are discoloured spots or marks caused by an uneven distribution of melanin, the pigment responsible for skin colour. They can result from a variety of factors, including sun exposure, hormonal changes, ageing, acne, allergies, certain medications, and underlying skin conditions. Although most blemishes are harmless, understanding their cause and type is essential to choose the right treatment and prevent new ones from forming. Because the face is constantly exposed to sunlight, pollution, and environmental stress, blemishes tend to appear there more than anywhere else. If you notice changes in colour, size, or texture of any spot, always consult a dermatologist for a professional assessment.