Any of these external factors can create dehydrated, inflamed, dry, flaky, painful, and uneven skin texture. Experiencing sensitivity and redness also occurs with skin disorders or allergic reactions such as eczema, rosacea, or allergic contact dermatitis which can present itself at any stage in life.

Blackheads, milia and uneven skin texture are results of congested skin that is left untreated – it is one of the biggest skin concerns for those experiencing hormonal changes, including stages of adolescence, menopause, pregnancy, and hormone imbalances.

A skin concern for many people at different stages in life, acne is a result of excess sebum combining with dead skin cells and creating a blockage forming across the pores.

Pigmentation are spots that have usually occurred on the most exposed areas of the body, such as hands, face, shoulders, and neck. There are many forms and types of pigmentation, with the most common concerns being Age Spots, Freckles, and Sun Spots.

Ageing is a natural occurring process that happens with our skin and generally starts during your mid-to-late 20s. This is due to the skin creating less collagen, elastin and hydration production after a certain age. Sometimes premature ageing can occur due to environmental factors like overexposure to the sun and free radical damage.

Experiencing oily skin and enlarged pores can go hand-in-hand, as tiny cells in the skin combine with excess sebum which surrounds the inside edge of the pores, giving a thick and oily texture to your skin’s overall appearance.

Post scarring due to acne, the skin is more likely to present with pitting due to cyst formation on the bottom of the skin. After the cysts heal a gap can be left in its place. This gap causes all the layers of the skin to sink which is what makes the pitted scar.