Skin Journal

What Medical Grade Retinol Can Do for Skin
Medical grade retinol can refine texture, fade visible pigmentation and support firmer-looking skin. Learn how to choose, introduce and use it safely.
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How to Layer Retinol Safely Without Irritation
Learn how to layer retinol safely with moisturiser, active ingredients and SPF, building a clinically minded routine that protects your skin barrier daily.
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Why patch testing matters for your skin and treatments
Discover why patch testing is essential for your skin. It helps prevent allergic reactions and protects your skin before treatments.
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10 advantages of dermatologist consultations for your skin
Discover how dermatologist consultations enhance skin health through accurate diagnoses, safer treatments, and personalized plans tailored just for you.
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Chemical Peel at Home Skincare: Know Your Limits
Chemical peel at home skincare can refine texture and clarity, but only with careful product choice, barrier preparation and disciplined aftercare at home.
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Choosing an Acne Treatment Serum That Performs
Choose an acne treatment serum with clinically proven actives, then build a routine that clears congestion while protecting your skin barrier and tone.
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Best acne skincare products: dermatologist picks for 2026
Discover the best acne skincare products for 2026, handpicked by dermatologists. Find effective solutions for clear, healthy skin.
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Your Guide to Melasma Triggers and Control
A guide to melasma triggers, from UV and visible light to hormones, heat and irritation, with expert steps to help prevent recurrent pigmentation flare-ups.
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What is tranexamic acid for melasma and PIH: a UK guide
Discover what is tranexamic acid and how it effectively reduces melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation for lasting skin improvements.
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A Guide to At-Home Peels for Brighter Skin
A guide to at home peels: choose the right acids, prepare your skin and achieve refined radiance while protecting your barrier and pigmentation carefully.
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