I have gotten to know about SkinCeuticals through its well-formulated vitamin C and retinol skin-care products. It has evidently received a great number of good comments through varies magazines and media.
Their dedication to developing advanced skincare backed by science has earned them a strong reputation with the medical community worldwide. They provide complete skincare solutions through dermatologists, plastic surgeons and other skincare professionals.
Now the good news is, you can easily buy the products at any of the 3 locations in Singapore, thanks to L’oreal Singapore. SkinCeuticals is now available at pharmacies located at National Skin Center, Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Changi Hospital.
SkinCeutical Profile
Our mission at SkinCeuticals is to improve skin health and fight against the major causes of skin aging. Dedicated to this purpose, we make one simple promise: provide quality products backed by science.
Phloretin CF and C E Ferulic
Do check out on their new antioxidant treatments - Phloretin CF and C E Ferulic.
Phloretin CF, a broad-spectrum antioxidant, protects integral skin cells types – and their DNA – by exhibiting the power and the broad-range bioactivity to prevent oxidative stress at multiple steps in the oxidative pathway.
Phloretin CF contains 2% phloretin, 10% L-ascorbic acid and 0.5% ferulic acid.
C E Ferulic, a high potency triple antioxidant treatment, protect skin twice better than placebo from the deleterious effects of UVA and free radicals.
C E Ferulic contains 15% L-ascrobic acid, 1% alpha-tocopherol and 0.5% ferulic acid.
Both Phloretin CF and C E Ferulic provide :
- equally powerful photoprotection
- Help reduce fine lines and wrinkles
- Restore radiance and more uniform skin tone
- Reduce skin laxity
Phloretin CF is optimal for
- Diminishing age spots and other forms of hyperpigmentation
- Accelerating cell renewal
- Improving laxity
- Retexturizing skin
- Oily, problematic and normal skin
C E Ferulic is optimal for
- Replenishing lipids
- Stimulating collagen synthesis
- Reducing fine lines and wrinkles
- Dry, combination and normal skin
SkinCeuticals Treatment Cabin Facial @ National Skin Center
You may also check out their new exclusive targeted facial protocols with a team of professional skin experts to provide a comprehensive approach of skin aging with customized solutions.
Treatments include Regenerating, Firming (with unique face massage), Calming, Deep Pore-Cleansing and Express facials with prices ranging from $49 to $176.
SkinCeuticals Treatment Cabin is located at Mandalay Clinic @ National Skin Centre. Please call 6350 8209 for appointment.
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Welcome everyone! Thanks for dropping by at 
Hi if i want to use for whitening, which one should i go for best results? my skin is sensitive, combined skin. Thanks! love reading all ur beauty tips
Hi Charmaine,
I’m afraid SkinCeuticals does not carry specified skin care products for whitening.
But if you are interested in SkinCeuticals products that could help on skin brightening in a way, I will recommend you the SERUM 10 AOX+ (I have earlier done a review on this product) or Phloretin CF to start. It is especially if you are first timer on using concentrated L-ascorbic acid and having a sensitive skin. (skin irritation may occurred on sensitive skin occasionally)
Both contains 10% of L-ascorbic acid which is a good form of vitamin C. This powerful antioxidant helps to build collagen, combat free radicals, smoothen and brighten up skin hence a result of a more radiance skin.
Vitamin C may help to lighten up the pigmentation spots but you wouldn’t be able to see the result immediately.
But if you have ever tried concentrated L-ascorbic acid before with no irritation occurred, then I will recommend you the C + AHA. It contains 15% concentration of pure L-ascorbic acid and 10% concentration of hydroxy acids which exfoliates to smooth the skin and create a more youthful appearance.
Cheers,
Shirleen
Thanks for ur fast reply. I will get one to try
I can also pass to my sister who have freckles on her face.
I have bought a alor vera this morning! going to apply on my face later.
Have a blessed week
You are welcome, enjoy your ‘natural’ mask hehehehe….
Hi Charmaine,
If i would like to remove black head & minimize pore whick skinceuticals product you would like to recommand but but my skin is sensitive .
Thanks
Hi Natalia,
I would like to answer your questions since Charmaine hasn’t replied you.
After some studies on their range of products, there are 3 possible products which may suitable for you. BUT I will recommended the first product though.
1. RETINOL 0.5
It contains Retinol, a non-prescription option and mildest form of vitamin A, helps to increase collagen production, reduce wrinkles and lines, exfoliate dead skin, diminish the appearance of pores and even-up skin tone. You are not allow to use this product if you’re pregnant.
Although there are 2 strengths available Retinol 0.5 and Retinol 1.0, since you have sensitive skin, I will advise you to start with the lowest strength. There’s a possibility that you will encounter mild irritation with this ingredient.
2. RETEXTURING ACTIVATOR NEW
Based on the product profile “a 20% daily glycolic treatment that harnesses 2 mechanisms – exfoliation and hydration”, this product may seem to help you in a way. Glycolic, also known as AHA, is said to help exfoliate dead skin cells and reduce pores size.
But since I could not obtain a full ingredient lists, I will have to give this product a benefit of doubt. First of all, I’m not too sure if it really contains glycolic acid and also based on the key ingredients mention on the product profile, it contains 25% concentration of Hydroxyethyl Urea/Aminosulfonic Acid Compound with Kombuchka and Hyaluronic Acid, which all these ingredients are only beneficial to hydrating skin.
3. C + AHA
It contains 15% concentration of pure L-ascorbic acid helps protect against damaging UVA/UVB rays, prevent premature signs of aging, and stimulate collagen production. On the surface, a 10% concentration of hydroxy acids exfoliates to smooth the skin and reduce pores size.
C+AHA incorporates both glycolic acid and lactic acid to slough off the rough outer layer of the skin, revealing newer, youthful skin under the surface.
Shirleen
Hi Shirleen,
Thanks your reply , i will try the retinol 0.5 first , but the Phloretin CF(C+AHA) suitable for sensitive skin ?How about CE ??Please advise .
Thanks
Hi Natalia,
Phloretin CF, C E Ferulic and C+AHA contain L-ascorbic acid (vitamin C). L-ascorbic acid is an unstable yet potent ingredient. From time to time you may encounter some irritation.
I do have sensitive skin too but my skin loves vitamin C but not vitamin A. No doubt I do get minor irritation from vitamin C at times. But my skin gets serious irritation from vitamin A (strong prescription strength, not retinol don’t worry).
I believe it really depends on individual skin though.
Hi Shirleen,
I just discovered this website and am amazed at your knowledge in this area. I have witnessed more pigmentation since my delivery and was contemplating getting dermatics(recommended by beautician) but chanced upon this Skin Ceuticals and you….again! Can you recommend sthg perhaps for pigmentation and sensitive skin?
Hi Gin,
There’s a new product specially created to treat pigmentation – SkinCeuticals Pigment Regulator.
It contains the same skin lightening ingredient ‘kojic acid’ as Dermatics Brightening. And it also contains 2% emblica (antioxidant) and 10% glycolic acid (excellent for exfoliating). But it does contains minuscule quantities of skin-irritant ingredients which I hope won’t give much a problem to your sensitive skin.
So I will treat this product as a 2-in-1 (exfoliant cum lightening) product as compare to Dermatics.
Hi!
Is Eye Renewal Gel available in Singapore?
I don’t see much effect from Eye Cream, and the Eye Gel AOX that I’ve been trying for the last few days are a tad drying on my eye areas.
I’m concerned with alleviaitng fine lines around the eyes.
Thanks for your help!
Hi Violett,
Not too sure if Eye Renewal Gel is available in Singapore thou.
After you apply the Eye Gel AOX, did you follow up with an eye cream to seal up moisture? As Eye Gel AOX is considered a serum, an eye cream is essential after the serum.
Hi Shirleen
Do you know where I can buy C+AHA in Spore?
I have been using CEF and PCF on alternate mornings and retinol 0.5 every night and am very pleased with the results.
Hi MY,
I believe you can purchase C+AHA at pharmacies located at National Skin Center, Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Changi Hospital.
You have tempted me, I’m so keen to try CEF, PCF and retinol 1.0…. heehee….SkinCeuticals is nevertheless one of the excellent skincare brand I have found.
Hi Shirleen,
Like to ask if there’s a target age group for SkinCeuticals? I’m just afraid that it might be too strong for “younger” skin?
Btw, If I have dull complexion, which product will you recommand? Plus, my skin is combination.. Oily on the nose & cheeks, but dry on the forehead & chin area..
Thank You!
Hi Chel,
Depending on the products, most treatment products are more suitable for mature skin to treat skin problems.
I’m not too sure how young you are, so if you do not have any skin problem and are below 20, those products are not necessary for you.
All you need is the 3 step basic regimen which are cleansing, toning and moisturizing.
As for your dull complexion, you may want to start out with SkinCeuticals Clarifying Cleanser. It contains only 2% salicylic acid which is very mild and you probably may only see superficial result on the dullness.
For toner, they only carry Equalizing Toner and Revitalizing Toner which I find them so-so. Look for alternative brand with hydrating benefits then.
For moisturizer, Daily Moisture is not too bad but the jar packaging is a problem. The moisturizer will gradually lost its nutrients with constant opening. You may skip the nose (oily) if you want to.
I bought 3 bottles of pigment regulator during the recent sale, the service of the promoter at CGH is lackluster,if you compare to spending 500 dollars at department store then better spent at La Mer , at least you will have a positive experience…
hey Shirleen, it’s me! thanks for sharing the dr jart review here, so happy to see that! *hugs*
been away as am really distracted by other things lol…
anyway just to share that i’ve been using their highest concentration of vit c, 20% i think. it’s pretty good! my skin becomes clearer and pores are less visible, i become slightly fairer too! love this brand! i have a bottle of vit c serum for the eye area, have not used it as i’m still trying to finish my vivier one. i hope it will be good!
take care
Hi Sparkle,
I’m so glad to hear from you again.
Anyway thanks for allowing me to share your dr jart review with my readers. If you have new review coming along, do let me know too ok.
Hee hee…. I have also just bought the 20% vit C serum too (during recent L’oreal sale). After reading your good reviews, I’m so eager to try it now! But I need to first finish the Estee Lauder Night Repair. Prefer not to use both products at the same time because I will like to get the exact result from each product.
Do update me the eye serum too.
Btw, I have just created a new Facebook fanpage, join me k! I have daily updates.
Hi,
I would to inquire what is the difference between Skinceutical Phyto plus and Skinceutical Pigment Regulator. I m currently using phyto plus. Do both product deliver the same result? Thanks.
Hi Maria,
Both are having similar function, is to help treating pigmentation. The difference is the ingredients contained.
Pigment Regulator – containing 2% Kojic Acid, 2% Emblica, and 10% exfoliating blend to provide powerful, skin-brightening results without the potentially harmful side effects of hydroquinone.
My verdict : It contains precise concentrations of kojic acid and emblica plus exfoliating ingredients to help exfoliate the dead skin cells. This product is good if you like exfoliating benefits and high concentration of the active ingredients.
Phyto+ – containing Kojic acid and arbutin (both are whitening ingredients) to work synergistically to help break up hyperpigmentation, while cucumber and thyme contain anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties to soothe red, irritated skin.
My verdict – contains both whitening ingredients Kojic acid and arbutin. It also contains anti-inflammatory ingredients which is suitable for people with sensitive skin.
Hi Shirleen,
Thanks for your super quick reply and info. I think I’m going to buy the Pigment Regulator to try it out.
Cheers!
You are most welcome.
Hi. I previously sold skinc in my clinic. My clients still request for some the products, esp sunblock. Can i check with the distributor if i can get some stock to take back to my clients.
my number is +6012 3728136
Hi Shirleen,
Thanks for sharing useful information.
Thanks,
skinceuticals
Hi skinceuticals,
You are most welcome.
hi shirleen, do any of the skinceuticals retailers in SG give samples? ‘Cause quite expensive, lol… if the product doesn’t work, it’s a lot of heart and pocket pain. :S
Hi Edi,
Not too sure though but maybe you may want to try the SkinCeuticals counter at Guardian Tanglin Mall. I hope they provide samples at there.
Hi shiren, I am really interested in trying phoretin CF serum, and also retinol 0.5. I have oily and acne prone skin. Currently I also use ANR from estee. Can I use both serum? Or probably one at night and one in the morning? And how to use the retinol?thank you
Hi Annette,
Yes you can use both serums. Implement the Retinol 0.5 serum before Estee ANR serum for night regimen and follow with your regular moisturizer. And Phoretin CF serum during morning regimen after cleansing.
hi,
im 21 and have blackhead problems around my nose area, combi skin(oily on nose and forehead, dry cheeks) no acne but have clogged pore probs. and im a heavy smoker and keep up late nights(due to work sadly) so i have dull skin. do u think its too early to start on CF & AOX?
Thanks,
Lyds
Hi Lydia,
Definitely, it is not too early to start using CF or AOX. Choose either one instead of using both as both contain some similar ingredients. But both products may not be able to help on your clogged pores and blackheads though.
I think C + AHA may be more suitable for you. It contains 10% concentration of hydroxy acids to exfoliate your skin (thereby help to eliminate clogged pores & blackheads) and 15% concentration of pure L-ascorbic acid to protect against damaging UVA/UVB rays, prevent premature signs of aging and stimulate collagen production.
thks for the advice. i will try that. do you have any products to recommend? i’ve been very hardworking by scrubbing and masking but blackheads will be back 1 week after facial.
thks again =)
Hi Shirleen,
It is not only you girls who like & use Skinceutical products. I have been an avid fan for some time. I am moving to Singapore soon and would like to know if I have nay problem carrying these products in my toiletries when entering Singapore, as i have heard conflicting reports. Also what sort of price does the National Skin Centre charge for a 60ml C & E ?
Hope you can help
Regards
Darren
Hi Lydia,
Scrubbing and masking may not necessary remove blackheads. I think C + AHA will be a better choice for your blackheads. Reason because it contains 10% hydroxy acids which is proven to exfoliate dead skin cells. But frankly BHA (salicylic acid) will be a better choice for blackheads though.
Check out these two products : Paula’s Choice BHA 1% or 2 % Gel/Lotion (your texture preference) and Vichy Normaderm Active Anti-Imperfection Concentrate (it contains 4% BHA).
Hi Darren,
Unless you put them in your luggage and that should be fine. Definitely not hand carry though. I do not have the price list.
Ok, thanks for that
Hi
Is phloretin CF suitable for eye area?
I have been applying phloretin CF onto my eye area for months without knowing that it is intended for other area!
Will Phloretin thin the skin around the eye area?
Hi Melvin,
If there is no irritation occurs, I reckon it should be safe to use on the eye areas. If it’s for me, I probably will apply this serum on my eye areas too.
Not too sure if it will thin the skin around eye areas
hi shirleen, I’m 45 yrs old with pigmentation & uneven skin tone on both cheek
( and am having diamond peel facial quite often to enhance the absorption of my skin care product.but it doesn’t help. And i really keen on trying e pigment range ie pcf or cef, Retexturing Activator,Pigment Regulator,Retinol 0.5 .will they be too strong to my thinning skin?and pls adv on a good ftrming product too. thks
Hi Cecilia,
If you are looking for skin lightening products within SkinCeuticals, then Phyto+ or Pigment Regulator may be suitable for you. You may want to consult from the counter assistant if you can use both products at the same time. Both using kojic acid as one of their key ingredients. You may consider incorporate Retinol 0.5 into the regimen too as it may help to increase the effectiveness of skin lightening. Again check with the counter assistant too.
I’m not too sure if these products will further thin your skin or too strong for your skin though. Do note that generally all lightening products (including SkinCeuticals) will not eliminate pigmentation. They will only help to lighten the stubborn dark spots and the result will not be immediate though. But they can improve uneven skin tone pretty well.
Whenever you are using a skin lightening product or going through a non-invasive treatment such as laser or diamond peel, it is essential to use a good broad-spectrum UVA/UVB sunscreen. SkinCeuticals carry a couple of good broad spectrum sunscreens. Your pigmentation may get worse if insufficient or proper sun protection is given.
I yet to find a good firming product.
wow shirleen , u are really fast.
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of I am mind set in getting the pigment regulator, retexturing Activator ?,Pcf or ceF? which of this is better the NEW Cef or th PCFi is the better on
the firming mask is really good if u areally meeting this gorgeous guy are for g great date m not miss… they have fabulous scrubs fm karin heroz tat feel so different fm the norm grainy scrupts. Any one know of a serum for dark eye cirle n firming cream fm skinceutical or any good producted u triee.btw am staying in north when can i find a Skinceuical counter with good sales staf. i usually dun get to meet the countergirl in TTsH pharmacy… anywhere near with good salseperson \ help… cecilia
Oops.. so sorry for the last msg posted (typing w/o my glasses) for the hyperpigmented skin is retexturing activator a good investment?? coz i m thinking of getting both Pcf & Ecf (ouch! its gonna burn a big hole in my pocket) Any adv on where i can get skinceutical products?? Shirleen help.. dying to have it next few day…..heehee
). sorry for the error in my last text; it shd be scrubs not scrupts pardon me
Anyway just for sharing, i’d tried the skin exfoilation product(not grainy at all) fm karen heroz; it really slosh off all grim and dead cell on yr skin, presently i am also tempted to add this to my must-have list
Hi Cecilia,
Hee hee…. you are so adorable! I can imagine the image of you typing without your glasses.
Retexturing Activator is a strong exfoliator with 20% Glycolic Acid and I believe it may help to lighten pigmentation and improve skin texture. But you got to use a VERY good broad-spectrum sunscreen when using this product though. Use this strong exfoliator only on night regimen.
ECF? Are you referring to CEF? Btw, both PCF and CEF are somewhat similar. You may want to start on 1 first.
Check out the SkinCeuticals counter at Guardian @ Tanglin Mall. If I’m not wrong, there’s one consultant stations at the L’oreal counter (Vichy, SkinCeuticals…..)
Hi
I’ve tried TTSH, skin ctr and guardian Tanglin mall but they don’t hv this item: antioxidant lip repair. This is highly recommended by makeupalley. Where else can I go to search for this item? I don’t like buying online as my concern is fakes. Tks
Hi Dee,
It sounds like it is not available in Singapore at all.
If you are afraid of getting fake product, you may wanna try getting the product at reliable site such as Amazon (via vPost if there’s no direct shipment), and here’s the link :
http://www.amazon.com/Skinceuticals-Antioxidant-Restorative-Treatment-0-3-Ounce/dp/B001CJJ5PE
Hi!
What is difference between Phloretin CF and C+AHA? I’m currently using C+aha right now but I wanna switch to CF as I heard it is alot more effective. I have really oily skin, maybe because of the imbalance of hormones, so i have pore clogg probs, blackheads and breakouts. What would you suggest between these 2 products?
Thanks! ^^
Hi Mila,
Phloretin CF is a highly potent antioxidant serum that helps to combat free radicals and accelerate cell turnover whilst C+AHA helps to increase collagen production and exfoliate dead skin cells.
Both are great products actually. If you wanna remove those clogged pores, maybe C+AHA will be more effective.
Thank you Shirleen for relying my msg!
I heard PCF has a whitening function, that’s why i was tempted to try that as well, is it really?
Now i know what to get
I have been using C+AHA, i didn’t know i was suppose to keep it in the fridge. but as i remember, the color was already yellow when i first opened it, now it turned a bit darker than i first bought it. So is it no longer effective? i still use it right now, it seems to work pretty well though, im scared
Hi Mila,
I do not have the full ingredient list but what I understand is that PCF contains 10% L-ascorbic Acid that may help to brighten up the skin.
Yes opening the bottle (that is formulated with L-ascorbic acid) on and off may oxidize the product hence the color will get darker. I’ve noticed that most SkinCeuticals serums with vitamin C tend to appear yellowish when new. Btw, how long have you been using it? If it’s just a bit darker than I reckon it’s still ok.
I bought it for a lil bit more than half year ago, i stopped using it few months ago and recently started again. I didn’t keep it in the fridge, just in regular room temperature. So if it’s oxidized, the product may be less effective or ineffective at all?
Honestly nowadays I feel uneasy when I see women layering a few products before their sunscreen in the day time. It’s really really not recommended, especially if u use chemical sunscreen which needs to be applied on bare skin to work effectively. Even if ure using physical sunscreen, many dermatologists will recommend applying on bare skin.
Personally I dont even dare use a serum before my Anthelios sunscreen, becos it will lower the effectiveness of sunscreen. I apply my antioxidant serum at night. I recommend people avoid the skinceuticals serums that cant be washed off (e.g. C&E Ferulic) and use one of their other serums (e.g. C+AHA). Just apply it at night, then in the morning wash it off and apply sunblock. This is just my personal recommendation but I STRONGLY STRONGLY recommend it. In the past I read about top dermatologists and celebrities who only applied sunblock in the daytime and I wondered why they don’t bother with serums, moisturisers etc. But later on I realised that it’s not give the most effective sun protection.
Sorry for the long post.
Sorry typo in the last part of my previous post:
In the past I read about top dermatologists and celebrities who only applied sunblock in the daytime and I wondered why they don’t bother with serums, moisturisers etc. But later on I realised that it’s to* give the most effective sun protection.
Thanks Lily for the tips.
I bought one C E Ferulic from online but I don’t know how to use it. Is it ok to use other brand of essense and milk lotion & sunblock after using the C E Ferulic?
Hi May,
It’s definitely ok to use C E Ferulic before moisturizer and sunblock from other brands.
If you are using more than 2 serums/essences, here’s a guide on the sequence :
anti-wrinkle > whitening > hydrating > antioxidant
Hi Shirleen,
Thanks a lot. I found many many useful in
fo from your blog.
My skin is a bit dry, is there any recommend for hydrating gel or lotion or mask?
Hi May,
My favorite hydrating mask is Hada Labo Super Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Mask.
Hi Shirleen,
I am keen to try out Skinceuticals pdts to treat my acne scarring. However, my current dermatologist prescribed 12% glycolic acid, L-ascorbic acid brigtening cream, and 0.05% Retacnyl (which I think it acts similar to Retinol A?) as part of the skincare regimen, and it doesn’t seem to improve my acne scarring condition.
Which would be the best Skinceutical pdts to treat acne scarring? I have oily/acneic skin (slightly dry on the surface skin).
Sorry for the long post, but help needed! Tq!
Hi Eileen,
I find that what your dermatologist has prescribed are pretty good. You should continue using them. These products can only superficially reduce the look of scarring anyway. Don’t expect to see result immediately though. They are great for your skin cos they may help to increase collagen production and improve skin texture after a long use.
For a better result, non-invasive treatment will be a better choice. Get the doctor to recommend you the best treatment.
There isn’t any ideal Skinceuticals product for your scarring though.
Hi Shirleen!
I’m planning to buy the Phoretin CF but I can’t decide whether to buy the serum or gel one. Which do u think is better for oily, acne prone skin?
Hi Sophie,
I guess the gel is more ideal for oily, acne prone skin. You may want to check with the SA at the counter again.
Hi,
I keen to purchase this SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic product but afraid is very expensive. May i know how much does it cost for SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic? Will skin be radiance and hydrating if i use this product? Please kindly advise. Thank you.
Hi Huiwen,
I’ve never used this product before but by looking at the main ingredients, I reckon it will improve skin radiance in a way.
I’m not sure about the pricing though.
Hi Shirleen,
We would like to go there and get the skinceuticals products. is it still here:-
“SkinCeuticals Treatment Cabin is located at Mandalay Clinic @ National Skin Centre. Please call 6350 8209 for appointment”
I know this entry was written in 09. Just trying my luck to get a full address. Please help.
Thanks so much.
Hi Sue,
I’ve recently been to National Skin Centre but unfortunately there is very very limited selection of SkinCeuticals products available at there. I will not advise you to make a trip down. I’m not too sure if Singapore General Hospital, Changi Hospital or Tan Tock Seng Hospital are a better choice for you.
Sorry, I didn’t get your question earlier, the treatment cabin is no longer available at National Skin Centre.
Hi Shirleen,
I saw that you are the expert in woman beauty. I have some questions for you. What do you think about the ReVive Skincare from USA, which uses Nobel Prize winning technology into the production? I live in Indonesia. Is the brand suitable for the tropical weather here?
Hi Grace,
Thanks for your compliment, I’m actually not an expert, I’m learning new things while I blog.
I’m afraid I’m not very familiar with this brand hence I won’t be able to give you a better advise on that. I believe it may be suitable for our tropical countries.
Hi Shirleen,
U seem to be giving accurate info to all the lovely ladies out..!!!
Request you to guide me as well for my face prob and please recommend me which products should i use.
I have combination skin (oily+dry) and have acne scars around nose area, my skin too has gone a bit dull and it looks like aged, i have dark circles due to irregular working hours..
Need your help..
Hi Esha,
You may want to check out their exfoliant, Retexturing Activator. Blemish + Age Defense, Retinol 0.5 or Retinol 1.0.
Hi shireen,
Thank you for your informative advice. I am visiting Singapore and I am staying around the Orchard road area (Hyatt, Scotts road). Is there anywhere near me where I can purchase skinceuticals besides the locations you’ve mentioned? Thank you. xx
Hi Itstands,
Privé clinic used to carry Skinceuticals many years back but I’m not too sure if they still do. You can contact them at Tel: 6737 6639 before heading down to the clinic. Their nearest clinic to Hyatt is at 390 Orchard Road, Palais Renaissance #03-03.
Hi Shirleen. I hv bough the following products : Hydrating B5, Gel Phloretin CF, Phyto Corrective Gel, Phyto + , Pigment Regulator & Retexturing Activator/ Retinol 1.0. Could you tell the the correct sequence of apply these products ? thanks
Hi Grace,
That’s a challenging question and I’m afraid I wouldn’t be able to help you on this. I reckon there are a few active ingredients that are repetitive among them or some active ingredients not to be mixed. Please consult the SA at the place you have made your purchase.
Thank you.
Hi Shirleen,
I would like to know your opinion about the History of whoo seol line for whitening. Is it effective for pigmentation and freckles?
Hi Diya,
I do not have much info on the history of whoo seol line hence I wouldn’t be able to give comment/opinion if it’s effective for pigmentation and freckles.