Adult Acne and How to Prevent Flare-Ups Acne isn’t just a teenage problem—many adults experience breakouts well into their 20s, 30s, and even 40s. In fact, adult acne is becoming increasingly common, often triggered by stress, hormones, lifestyle, or even the skincare products you use. At The Skin Investment Clinic
Winter Skin Rescue: Top 3 Treatments to Revive Your Skin This Season During winter, our skin is exposed to harsh conditions: cold winds, central heating, and lack of sunlight. This often leads to dryness, dullness, and sensitivity, making it one of the toughest seasons for skin health. The good news?
Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a common skin condition causing dryness, redness, itching, and irritation. While it cannot always be cured, effective treatment and management can improve skin comfort and appearance. At The Skin Investment Clinic Ltd, we provide personalised strategies to help clients manage eczema and maintain
by Dermatologist Doctor Benedetta Brazzini from The Skin Investment Clinic Teenage acne, a rite of passage for many adolescents, can be both physically and emotionally challenging. The journey from childhood to adulthood is marked not only by hormonal changes but also in many instances, by the emergence of acne. It can
Here are some common questions we get asked at The Skin Investment Clinic Why am I breaking out, and how can I stop it? Breakouts happen due to excess oil, clogged pores, bacteria, and hormones. To prevent them, wash your face twice daily, use oil-free skincare products, and avoid touching
Acne is often dismissed as a “normal” part of growing up or an insignificant cosmetic concern. Yet, for millions of people, acne is more than skin deep—it’s an issue that can leave lasting emotional scars long after the physical blemishes fade. At The Skin Investment Clinic, we understand the profound
If you are wanting 2025 to be the year to improve your acne then we have some resolutions to help. Commit to a Consistent Skincare Routine: Resolution: Stick to a simple, consistent skincare routine morning and night. Aim to cleanse, treat, and moisturise daily, and don’t skip sunscreen in the
Sleep has a significant impact on acne, as poor sleep quality or insufficient sleep can lead to physiological changes that worsen skin conditions. Here’s how sleep affects acne Hormonal Imbalance and Inflammation Increased Cortisol Levels: Poor sleep or lack of sleep elevates cortisol, the body’s primary stress hormone. High cortisol
Wearing SPF year-round is essential for protecting skin health, and this is especially important for acne-prone skin. Here’s why SPF matters all year and how it can actually benefit those with acne, along with some recommendations for SPF options that work well with acne-prone skin. UV Rays Are Present Year-Round: UVA
Increased Risk of Irritation and Sensitivity Chemical Irritants: Many fragrances, whether synthetic or natural, contain compounds that can be irritating to sensitive or acne-prone skin. These can disrupt the skin’s natural barrier, making it more vulnerable to breakouts and redness. Allergic Reactions: Fragrance is one of the leading causes of
