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Editorial close-up: a face in soft directional daylight, skin unretouched and slightly textured — pores and fine lines visible. Warm neutral background matching the brand taupe. Room at the lower-left third for copy over a dark scrim. A slow, near-still video loop (subtle breath/blink only) works better here than a static frame.
2400 × 1400 · 16:9 · JPG or MP4 (H.264, under 4MB, silent)Skin analysis
Most routines fail because they treat a symptom at the wrong depth. Start by understanding what is actually happening in your skin — then choose formulas that reach it.
How well your skin is holding water — the difference between skin that is dry and skin that is dehydrated, which need opposite things.
Where your skin sits between tight and shiny, and whether that changes across the face or across the day.
Surface smoothness and how evenly light reflects off it — the two things that read as “glow” before anything else does.
How readily your skin flushes, stings or reacts, which sets the ceiling on how strong a routine can safely go.
This is a guided self-assessment to help you choose cosmetic products. It is not a medical diagnosis, does not replace a consultation, and makes no claim to detect any skin condition. If something on your skin is changing, painful or persistent, see a qualified professional.
Explore by concern
Pick what bothers you. We will show you which layer of the skin it lives in, what is happening there, and which formulas are built to reach it.
Macro skin texture for this concern — natural directional light, no make-up, no retouching. Warm neutral background. Should read as honest and clinical rather than glamorous.
840 × 1050 · 4:5Skin that feels tight within an hour of cleansing, looks a little flat, and drinks up moisturiser without ever seeming satisfied.
Where it happens
What is going on
Water is leaving faster than the outermost layer can hold it. This is a barrier problem, not an oil problem — which is why oily skin can be dehydrated too, and why a richer cream alone often does not fix it.
What helps
Formulas that carry them
Macro skin texture for this concern — natural directional light, no make-up, no retouching. Warm neutral background. Should read as honest and clinical rather than glamorous.
840 × 1050 · 4:5A surface that feels rough to the fingertips and reflects light unevenly, so skin reads dull even when it is well hydrated.
Where it happens
What is going on
Dead cells accumulate at the surface instead of shedding evenly, scattering light rather than reflecting it. The skin underneath may be perfectly healthy; the issue is the layer sitting on top of it.
What helps
Formulas that carry them
Macro skin texture for this concern — natural directional light, no make-up, no retouching. Warm neutral background. Should read as honest and clinical rather than glamorous.
840 × 1050 · 4:5Blackheads, congestion around the nose and chin, and pores that look larger because of what is sitting in them.
Where it happens
What is going on
Sebum and dead cells combine inside the pore lining and oxidise at the surface. The work has to happen inside the pore, which is why a surface scrub alone rarely resolves it.
What helps
Formulas that carry them
Macro skin texture for this concern — natural directional light, no make-up, no retouching. Warm neutral background. Should read as honest and clinical rather than glamorous.
840 × 1050 · 4:5Skin that flushes easily, stings with new products, and settles slowly once it has been provoked.
Where it happens
What is going on
The barrier is letting through what it should keep out, and the nerve and vascular response sits closer to the surface. The priority is rebuilding tolerance before adding any active.
What helps
Formulas that carry them
Macro skin texture for this concern — natural directional light, no make-up, no retouching. Warm neutral background. Should read as honest and clinical rather than glamorous.
840 × 1050 · 4:5Loss of bounce and definition along the jaw and around the eyes, with lines that stay visible after the face relaxes.
Where it happens
What is going on
Collagen and elastin production in the deeper layer slows with age and UV exposure. Nothing acts there quickly — this is the one concern measured in months rather than weeks.
What helps
Formulas that carry them
Descriptions explain what each ingredient class is included to do and where in the skin it acts. They are not claims about results, and results vary between individuals. This is cosmetic guidance, not a diagnosis.
Two minutes, five questions
You have seen how the layers work. Five quick questions and we will name what your skin reads as — and show you the routine built for it.
No email required. Nothing to sign up for.
Go with your first instinct.
Your skin reads as
Your skin is losing water faster than it can hold it. The priority is replacing lipids and sealing them in — gentle cleansing, humectant serums, and a barrier-supporting moisturiser.
Your recommended routine
Lipid-Rich Cleansing & Make-up Removing Balm
$78.00
Hyaluronic Acid Filler Serum
$131.00
Hyaluronic Acid 24H Moisturizer
$131.00
Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Mask
$63.00
Hyaluronic Acid Complex Eye Cream
$99.00
SPF 50 Protection UVA + UVB filters
$99.00
This is a guide to help you choose products, not a medical assessment. If you have a skin condition, speak to a professional.
Your skin reads as
Two zones, two needs. The aim is balance rather than stripping — regulate oil through the T-zone while keeping the cheeks hydrated, and let actives do the evening out.
Your recommended routine
Aloe Vera Refreshing Cleanser
$99.00
Niacinamide Rebalancing Toner
$99.00
Vitamin C Glow Serum
$131.00
Hyaluronic Acid 24H Moisturizer
$131.00
AHA & BHA Exfoliating Mask
$63.00
SPF 50 Protection UVA + UVB filters
$99.00
This is a guide to help you choose products, not a medical assessment. If you have a skin condition, speak to a professional.
Your skin reads as
Active oil production with a tendency to congest. Salicylic acid does the heavy lifting here — clearing the pore lining — paired with a light moisturiser so skin isn't pushed into overproducing.
Your recommended routine
Salicylic Acid Clarifying Cleanser
$99.00
Salicylic Acid Clarifying Toner
$99.00
Salicylic Acid Mattifying Moisturizer
$131.00
Kaolin Clay Mattifying Mask
$63.00
Apricot Seed Exfoliating Scrub
$63.00
SPF 50 Protection UVA + UVB filters
$99.00
This is a guide to help you choose products, not a medical assessment. If you have a skin condition, speak to a professional.
Your skin reads as
A barrier that reacts before it tolerates. Everything here is chosen to calm and rebuild rather than challenge — no fragrance-led actives, no aggressive exfoliation, and short ingredient lists.
Your recommended routine
Bisabolol Calming Cleansing Milk
$45.00
Panthenol Calming Serum
$131.00
Hyaluronic Acid 24H Moisturizer
$131.00
Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Mask
$63.00
Hyaluronic Acid Complex Eye Cream
$99.00
SPF 50 Protection UVA + UVB filters
$99.00
This is a guide to help you choose products, not a medical assessment. If you have a skin condition, speak to a professional.
Your skin reads as
Your barrier is doing its job, which means your skin can take more. This is the routine for building on a good baseline — vitamin C for tone, retinoid for renewal, peptides for firmness.
Your recommended routine
Aloe Vera Refreshing Cleanser
$99.00
Vitamin C Glow Serum
$131.00
Retinoid Complex Renewal Serum 0.5%
$131.00
Pro Collagen Refining Serum
$131.00
EGF Lifting Serum
zł123,00
SPF 50 Protection UVA + UVB filters
$99.00
This is a guide to help you choose products, not a medical assessment. If you have a skin condition, speak to a professional.