While acne is a common skin problem among teenagers, it can also affect adults well into their 30s and beyond. Depending on the severity of the condition, acne can be irritating and persistent, and can leave unsightly blemishes on the skin. Many people spent years and years trying to control their acne, only to discover that 'nothing works'.  

But to make your skin clean and healthy is easier, than many people believe. Use the right care routine, and see a dramatic difference in 2-4 months time. 

This routine works for face and body, men and women alike.

Skin ageing is influenced by several factors including genetics, environmental exposure (UV radiation and mechanical stress), hormonal changes and metabolic processes. All factors together act on the alterations of skin structure, function, and appearance. 

Yet solar UV radiation unquestionably is the single major factor responsible for skin ageing.
This specific damage occurs by chronic (multiple) exposure of the skin to UV light. Clinically, the skin becomes coarse; epidermis thickens (hyperplasia) initially and then thins (atrophy), there is laxity, sallowness with wrinkles. 

The pores of the skin become larger, filled with horny material and have a tendency to develop cysts and comedones.  To date only one vehicle-controlled clinical study has been undertaken to evaluate the use of topical tretinoin for the treatment of chronologically aged skin.

In the battle against skin ageing, there are so-called 'miracle' ingredients - Retinoids that are the best solutions to fight undesirable skin changes.
The retinoid family comprises vitamin A and its natural derivatives. Vitamin A cannot be synthesised by the body; hence it needs to be supplied to the body. 

Natural and synthetic retinoids provide significant histological and clinical improvement. Amongst the retinoids, tretinoin is the most potent.

There are many sensitive skin conditions — acne, rosacea and contact dermatitis. 

The skin tends to become more sensitive with age as it loses the protective moisture and fat that keeps it from drying out.

Sensitive skin is skin that is more reactive than usual.  With sensitive skin, proper and gentle skin care is important, especially when choosing skin care products. Also, the  skin around the eyes is much thinner than the skin on the rest of your face, and as you get older, the tissues and muscles supporting your eyes weaken and may start to sag, so proper and gentle skin care is very important.

'Hypoallergenic' skin care products are not necessarily safer for sensitive skin. There are no government standards as to the use of the term 'hypoallergenic'. So it can mean whatever a particular company wants it to mean; and really is just a marketing word.

Good skin texture is even, smooth, and healthy-looking. Enlarged pores, acne, oily or dry skin, and roughness can all follow severe sun damage.

Dark spots on the skin, also called hyperpigmentation, occur when melanin, the pigment that gives our skin its colour, is overproduced in the skin, and is often caused by sun exposure, age, hormonal influences, and skin injuries or inflammation.

Freckles, age spots, and melasma caused by pregnancy are common forms of hyperpigmentation.