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The first step in your youth routine? Deep cleansing and make-up removal. It's the daily skincare routine that keeps skin looking beautiful for as long as possible.

Prolonged exposure to the sun, the sea, chlorine... You’ve been diligent but the summer has truly put your skin to the test! Now that you’re back from holiday, some targeted care is needed for an effective and quick result!

What is the difference between skin types and skin conditions?

Often neglected in beauty routines, serums are in fact essential treatments to target your skin’s specific needs! But what exactly is a serum? Why use a serum to supplement your usual cream? When and how to apply it? Everything you need to know about serums and more, coming up!

The eye contour is the first area to show visible signs of aging. There the skin is 3 to 5 times thinner, so it requires special attention. Discover skin care products that provide a targeted response for your eye contour area.

Over time, dark spots can appear on the face and body, especially with frequent exposure to the sun. Although not a health concern, these spots are a visible marker of age. They can also appear due to a hormonal disorder, post-inflammatory reaction or even a pathology. The result is the same: an uneven skin tone that lacks radiance. So, what can be done to avoid them? And how can they be corrected without damaging the skin?

Your skin is an ecosystem as rich as the Amazon rainforest. This ecosystem is called the skin flora or microbiome, and is made up of a range of microorganisms called the microbiota, with 100,000 billion bacteria and other microorganisms (fungi, yeast, viruses, etc.).

Dark spots are caused by an excessive production of localized melanin, called hyperpigmentation. Prolonged exposure to the sun throughout one’s life, and especially sunburns, tend to favor their appearance.

Sensitive skin reacts immediately to various environmental factors such as wind, cold, sun, but also stress and diet.

Symptoms can include redness, tightness, and heating sensations in the areas exposed to the sun.

The skin is able to adapt to the sun and has natural self-protection mechanisms against UVB and UVA. In some cases, these mechanisms are slow or insufficient and lead to intolerance reactions or hypersensitivity.