ZO Skin Health's Wrinkle + Texture Repair is a high-potency retinol-based product that reactivates the process of skin renewal to restore natural hydration and improves the appearance of wrinkles and skin texture.
Targets • Ageing skin
ZO Skin Health's Rozatrol is a serum designed to treat red, sensitised skin and rosacea symptoms. Normalises skin by reducing excess surface oil. Exfoliating properties provide ultra-mild exfoliation to prevent the signs of premature ageing.
Targets • Rosacea • Sensitive skin
Enlarged pores are a direct result of skin ageing. This lightweight serum minimises the appearance of pores. Featuring a dual-action formula, this ZO Skin Health's Instant Pore Refiner works to eliminate surface shine for an instantly matte finish.
Targets • Rosacea • Ageing skin • Acne • Pigmentation
ZO Skin Health's Radical Night Repair is formulated with 1% retinol to improve skin texture and uneven pigmentation. Works to minimise the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Targets • Ageing skin • Pigmentation
ZO Skin Health's Retinol Skin Brightener 0.5% is perfect for those looking to slowly increase their use of active Retinol on the skin. This serum will brighten and even skin tone, break up existing pigmentation and even help to increase cell regeneration and turnover, so you can achieve results at a faster pace. Also available in 0.25% and 1% retinol strengths.
Targets • Dull skin • Pigmentation
ZO Skin Health's Retinol Skin Brightener 1% brightens and evens skin tone. Breaks up existing pigmentation and increases cell regeneration to rapidly brighten the skin. Also available in 0.5% and 0.25% retinol strengths.
Targets • Dull skin • Pigmentation
Perfect for those just starting out with Retinol or those with sensitive skin, ZO Skin Health's Retinol Skin Brightener 0.25% is the smallest percentage retinol in the range. Designed to brighten and even skin tone, remove existing pigmentation and slowly increase the speed of cell generation. Also available in 0.5% and 1% retinol strengths.
Targets • Pigmentation • Dull skin
Remastered non-hydroquinone non-retinol skin brightener formulated to even skin tone, reduce dark spots and restore skin hydration, all while calming and soothing irritated skin. Contains a skin-brightening complex to block the production of pigmentation.
Targets • Pigmentation • Dull skin
Had enough with the trial and error?
With the support of your dedicated Skin Expert, you can place your trust in a regime suited to your concerns, that will actually work.
Acne develops when sebum - any oily substance that lubricates your hair and skin - and dead skin cells plug hair follicles. Bacteria can trigger inflammation and infection resulting in more severe acne. However, there are many reasons why this might be happening to your skin. Getting to the bottom of the root cause can help you properly treat your skin with the right products.
Avoid oil-based skincare, suncare and make-up products, and stick to water-based non-comedogenic products, as they are less likely to block your pores any more than they already are. Stick to a simple, acne fighting skincare routine, drink plenty of water and always thoroughly cleanse your skin of make-up, dirt and impurities at night before going to bed.
If you would like to dive into an acne skincare routine specific to your needs, why not book a consultation for free with one of our Skin Experts?
There are a wide range of reasons why you might be suffering from acne. Low levels of antioxidants like Vitamin E and selenium could be attributed to acne symptoms. These antioxidants can protect cells from damage and infections. However, there's no clear proof antioxidants will clear up acne.
To differentiate between hormonal and bacterial acne, consider the location and timing of breakouts, as well as the type of lesions. Hormonal acne often appears on the lower face and jawline, flares during hormonal fluctuations, and presents as deep, cystic bumps, while bacterial acne can occur anywhere on the face and body, is less predictable, and includes pustules and blackheads. Your Skin Expert can help you work this out, and recommend the right routine for your skin concern.
Acne is categorised by severity; mild, moderate and severe. You can be diagnosed properly by a specialist,. such as a Skin Expert, Dermatologist or GP. Our Skin Experts are fully-trained and GP-led to diagnose and treat acne symptoms with the appropriate skincare for your skin.
You can consult a Skin Expert for personalised recommendations on how to get rid of acne scars. With the right, hard-working skincare routine, you could reduce your acne scars without excessive treatments.