Skintelligent: What you really need to know to get great skin

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Some useful insights for someone suffering from diagnosed sebh. dermatitis, psoriasis, and rosacea:

Dr Natalia Spierings said: “ I wrote this book with the aim of answering all the hundreds of questions I get every day from my patients and through social media about skincare; there is too much misinformation being thrown at us about skincare from people who just don’t know what they are talking about, merely to sell products. It’s time to empower the skincare consumer with facts and the correct information so we all stopping wasting our money (and our hope) on products that don’t deliver on their (often outlandish) claims.”As simple and minimal as possible. Sunscreen in the daytime if you are going to be outside, a balm or oil cleanser to remove makeup and sunscreen in the evening, and an ointment moisturiser at night if your skin is dry. After that, it totally depends on the person’s skin. Toners, serums, eye creams, masks, scrubs etc are absolutely unnecessary for healthy skin. What does beauty mean to you?

If you spend the majority of your time indoors during peak UV periods (e.g. typically 10am - 3pm) then there is little benefit in applying chemical sunscreen, and you do not need to apply it (p 96). Feeling good in the skin you are in! What are your top product recommendations for healthy skin and why? Jones is extremely optimistic about the future of AI beauty analysis tools in the future of the cosmetics space especially with advancements in the smartphone camera space.There is insufficient evidence supporting the use of Niacinimide (p156). I find this very surprising and intend to examine further. Jones told CosmeticsDesign-Asia​ that she formed the company as she wanted to apply data science to beauty and personal care where she sees the most potential for the technology. It also layers on environmental issues such as harsh UV light or air pollution before recommending suitable products.

Digital and e-commerce are becoming a bigger force in beauty. Right now, about 8% of global beauty sales are online and its going to double within the next five years. Already in markets like China its 30%,”​ she explained.Yes, I remember this. I totally agree – the original subtitle of my book was ‘Why all skincare is a scam and what you really need to know to get great skin’!

A tool like Skintelligent helps small brands with smaller retail footprint that want to drive more e-commerce sales. It helps to create more of that experiential online shopping experience,”​ said Rachel Chan, executive director and chief of relationships at LUXE Botanics.I don’t really – though if it makes you feel good and like you are doing something helpful for yourself then that is of course totally fine. I view skincare as managing a problem – treating skin disease. Do you see skincare as health? She continued: “If you go to a beauty retailer, there are still very good brands and products, but consumers need help narrowing down that really long list of products into a shortlist of products that are more appropriate for your skin type.”​ Without any dispute whatsoever, the most effective topical treatment (and, indeed, basically the only) for fine lines and smoothness is tretinoin. It should be applied daily for at least three months, preferably 1 year or more. That said, it is unlikely to completely reverse photoageing, but may significantly ameliorate it. Methods for reducing retinoids dermatitis include low dose (0.025%), intermittent use, and application after a heavy moisteriser. (p122-125, 233). Otherwise, the only other treatment for fine lines and rinkles is Botox (p239). You can use tretinoin with rosacea though due to the side effect of tretinoin titration is needed, usually requiring a smaller dose than with the general population. You can not use tretinoin until rosacea is under control. (p206).