Hypochlorous spray for before and after a procedure, and for angry skin generally
Immediate relief for skin that is upset, whether from weather, product or treatment
Built for compromised skin after microdermabrasion, a peel or laser
Barrier cream for skin that is compromised, reactive or healing after a treatment
Forces life back into dehydrated, irritated skin, useful straight after a treatment
Built to speed healing in compromised skin, the serum to use after a treatment
Cleanser for compromised and post-procedure skin, when nothing else is tolerated
2024 NewBeauty winner for best post-procedure repair serum, eight ingredients only
15% vitamin C with copper tripeptide, for post-acne marks, scarring and uneven tone
L-ascorbic with olive leaf, for rosacea, breakouts and post-treatment skin
Exosomes and growth factors, the cream estheticians reach for after a treatment
The tinted version of the same primer, sheer enough to skip foundation
GF oligopeptides and antioxidants, built around how skin repairs itself
Matte mineral SPF that works as a primer, and is used after procedures
Tinted mineral SPF gentle enough for sensitive and post-treatment skin
Bearberry, licorice and mulberry, for discolouration from sun, acne or a procedure
Arnica for bruising and inflammation, the cream to have after a needling appointment
Barrier repair balm, excellent after a peel or laser and for skin that is simply raw
Carboxy therapy at home in under an hour, with no downtime afterwards
Platelet-derived exosome serum, used after needling to speed the skin's own repair
Hyaluronic acid, ceramides and peptides in a sheet, five to a box
The Lipid Serum concentrated into a bio-cellulose sheet, five to a pack
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