Designed By Dermatologists, Approved By GPs, Trusted By Mums.
Step 1: Cleanse and melt away make-up with the Balancing Act…
✓ 98% agreed their skin felt deeply hydrated after use.*
✓ 100% agreed their skin felt nourished after use.*
✓ 90% agreed their skin was glowing after use.*
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Step 2: Target blemishes and wrinkles with the Multi-tasking Face Serum...
✓ Clinically proven to increase hydration by 29%.**
✓ Clinically proven to improve skin smoothness by 14%.**
✓ Clinically proven to decrease wrinkle depth by 16%.**
✓ 94% agreed their skin felt softer after use.*
✓ 90% loved the silky feel of this serum on their skin.*
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Step 3: Protect and hydrate with the Glow & Go…
✓ Clinically proven to reduce pigmentation.**
✓ 91% agreed their skin felt hydrated after use. *
✓ 91% agreed there was no white cast residue on their skin after use.*
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Step 4: Restore and reset with the Sleep Cheat Night Cream...
✓ Clinically proven to increase skin hydration by 40% in 4 weeks.**
✓ Clinically proven to protect and repair the skin's natural barrier.**
✓ 91% agreed that their skin felt deeply hydrated after use. *
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* User trial carried out on 50 pregnant women.
** Clinical trial on 20 females over 28 days.
SKN TO SKN GP ADVISOR
DR RAJ ARORA
Dr Raj Arora is a GP specialising in women’s health, skincare and mental health. Dr Raj graduated from Barts and the Royal London Medical School with an MMBS and BSc in Medical Education. She’s also the founder and medical director of the private CQC registered clinic, The Face Bible.
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SKN TO SKN CONSULTANT DERMATOLOGIST ADVISOR
PROFESSOR CAITRIONA RYAN
Prof Caitriona Ryan MD, FRCPI, FAAD is Consultant Dermatologist and founder of the Institute of Dermatologists, Dublin, and a Clinical Professor at University College Dublin. Prior to returning to practice in Ireland in September 2016, she was Clinical Associate Professor of Dermatology for the Texas A+M Health Science Centre and Vice Chair of the Department of Dermatology at Baylor University Medical Centre, Dallas.