Is the Face Repair Device waterproof?
Immediate Answer: Yes—it's fully waterproof and safe to use in the shower or at the sink. You can apply your cleanser directly to your face or to the device head...
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Immediate Answer: Yes—it's fully waterproof and safe to use in the shower or at the sink. You can apply your cleanser directly to your face or to the device head...
Immediate Answer: Dehydrated skin lacks water; dry skin lacks oils. Dehydrated skin feels tight and looks dull but might produce breakouts from barrier disruption. Dry skin feels uncomfortable and flakes....
Immediate Answer: Your skin barrier is the outermost protective layer of your skin—a wall of dead skin cells held together by lipids (ceramides, cholesterol, fatty acids) that keeps moisture in...
Immediate Answer: Rinse the silicone head under lukewarm water after every use. The silicone surface is naturally resistant to bacterial growth and easy to maintain clean—a quick rinse is sufficient...
Immediate Answer: Light, non-comedogenic moisturisers with niacinamide and hyaluronic acid hydrate oily skin without heaviness. Oily skin still needs hydration—skipping moisturiser can lead to over-production of sebum to compensate for...
Immediate Answer: The most common signs are: skin that stings or burns when you apply products that previously felt fine, persistent tightness or dryness that moisturiser doesn't fix, unexpected redness...
Immediate Answer: Yes—on two levels. Sonic cleansing removes the impurities (excess oil, dead cells, debris) that contribute to blocked pores, while blue LED light targets the bacteria responsible for inflammatory...
Immediate Answer: Not daily. Rich moisturisers are excellent for hydration, but for oily skin, use them 2-3x weekly maximum, and only at night. During the day, stick with lightweight hydration...
Immediate Answer: Skin inflammation is your skin's stress response—it happens when the barrier is compromised and the skin is in a state of trauma. This can be visible (redness, swelling,...
Immediate Answer: 2-3x weekly maximum. Over-exfoliation damages your skin barrier and causes sensitivity. Your skin naturally sheds every 28 days; you're supporting this process, not forcing it. The Science: Exfoliation...
Immediate Answer: The Face Repair Device is a 3-in-1 handheld tool that combines sonic cleansing vibrations, targeted LED light therapy (blue and infrared), and a dual thermal function (infrared warmth...
Immediate Answer: Stop using them immediately, focus on barrier support (moisturiser + gentle cleansing) for 3-7 days, then reintroduce products with active ingredients more slowly or at lower frequency. The...
Immediate Answer: Blue LED light targets acne-causing bacteria beneath the skin surface, reduces active breakouts, and calms inflammation—without chemicals or irritation. It's particularly valuable for skin dealing with breakouts alongside...
Immediate Answer: Cleansing is the step that makes every other product work better. If your skin isn't properly clean, serums, treatments, and moisturisers can't penetrate effectively—you're applying expensive active ingredients...
Immediate Answer: Rather than layering multiple serums, the more effective approach is using one well-formulated serum that contains all the active ingredients your skin needs. Power Glow Serum is designed...
Immediate Answer: Infrared LED light accelerates cell renewal, supports collagen synthesis, and improves circulation—providing visible improvements in tone and firmness with consistent use. It's particularly effective for anti-ageing routines and...
Immediate Answer: Yes. Despite being a foaming cleanser, it's formulated with gentle surfactants (disodium laureth sulfosuccinate and cocamidopropyl betaine) rather than harsh sulphates like sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS). It also...
Immediate Answer: Wait 30-60 seconds between product applications—this allows each product to absorb and prevents pilling (products balling up on skin). Heavier products (creams) need more time than lighter ones...
Immediate Answer: Peptides are short chains of amino acids that signal your skin cells to produce more collagen and elastin. They're particularly effective for anti-ageing because they work with your...
Immediate Answer: Sea buckthorn (also called sea berry or havtorn in Norwegian) is one of the most nutrient-dense plant-based skincare ingredients available—rich in omega fatty acids (including the rare omega-7),...
Immediate Answer: Tranexamic acid is an amino acid that may help reduce melanin production by blocking plasmin (an enzyme that triggers melanin synthesis). It's gentler than hydroquinone but highly effective...
Immediate Answer: Kojic acid is a naturally derived compound that inhibits tyrosinase—the enzyme that converts tyrosine into melanin. It's been used in dermatology for decades and is one of the...
Immediate Answer: Start with your primary concern (pigmentation or anti-ageing), choose your commitment level (Simple/Standard/Complete), and follow the recommended programme for 8-12 weeks before judging results. The Science: Skincare works...
Immediate Answer: Yes, but it works differently than you might think. Hyaluronic acid doesn't add moisture to your skin—it holds moisture in your skin, plumping fine lines and improving texture...
Immediate Answer: Niacinamide (vitamin B3) is incredibly versatile—it supports your skin barrier, helps reduce sebum production, minimises pores, helps reduce melanin transfer, and improves skin firmness. It's in many products...
Immediate Answer: Retinol is vitamin A in one form. Retinoids are a broader category that includes retinol, retinyl palmitate, retinaldehyde, and prescription retinoic acid. They vary in strength (from gentle...
Immediate Answer: Vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid) is an antioxidant that brightens skin, supports collagen production, and protects against free radical damage from sun exposure and pollution. It's particularly useful for...
Immediate Answer: Purging is a temporary increase in breakouts during the first 2-6 weeks of retinol use—it's actually a sign that the product is working. It happens because retinol accelerates...
Immediate Answer: No—not unless you have a diagnosed skin condition like eczema, rosacea, or a confirmed fragrance allergy. Fragrance has become a bit of a "big bad wolf" in the...
Immediate Answer: Active ingredients are skincare components that produce measurable changes in your skin—not just surface moisturising, but actual structural or biological changes. They're the ingredients doing the work; everything...
Immediate Answer: Vitamin C itself is actually anti-inflammatory and beneficial for acne-prone skin. But many vitamin C serums cause breakouts—not because of the vitamin C, but because of how they're...
Immediate Answer: Check three things: (1) Does the product contain proven active ingredients? (2) Is the product formulated at the right pH for those ingredients to work? (3) Does the...
Immediate Answer: Yes, if you're near windows (UVA penetrates glass). If you're in an interior office far from windows, daily SPF matters less, but it's still a good habit. The...
Immediate Answer: Yes. It's formulated as a full moisturiser with SPF protection built in—not an SPF product with moisturising as an afterthought. The hyaluronic acid and argan oil provide genuine...
Immediate Answer: SPF 50 is standard and sufficient. SPF below 30 doesn't provide reliable protection—SPF 30 is the minimum. What matters most is applying sunscreen consistently and in sufficient quantity,...
Immediate Answer: No. The formula absorbs into the skin with a velvety finish—no white cast, no greasy residue. It works well on all skin tones, from light to dark. The...
Immediate Answer: Mineral sunscreen (zinc oxide, titanium dioxide) is generally gentler for sensitive skin. Avoid chemical sunscreens with oxybenzone or octinoxate if you're reactive. Daycream Defence Repair SPF 50 is...
Immediate Answer: For optimal protection during prolonged outdoor exposure, reapply every 2 hours. For typical indoor days with brief outdoor moments (commuting, lunch breaks), your morning application provides meaningful protection...
Immediate Answer: 1/4 teaspoon for face (about the size of your fingertip from the tip of your finger to the first knuckle). Most people under-apply, reducing SPF effectiveness significantly. The...
Immediate Answer: Yes—and it actually works well as a makeup base. The velvety finish creates a smooth surface for foundation, concealer, and powder. Apply the daycream, wait 2-3 minutes for...