Professional skincare is not sold off a shelf here. Gemma recommends what suits your skin after seeing it, then orders it in for you.
Professional ranges are stronger than what you buy in a shop, which is exactly why they are worth using and exactly why they need matching to your skin.
Professional ranges are stronger than what you buy in a shop, which is exactly why they are worth using and exactly why they need matching to your skin. The wrong active on sensitive skin does more harm than no active at all.
Nothing is stocked on a shelf and sold on the way out. Gemma looks at your skin, recommends what will genuinely help, and orders it in for you. If your current routine is already working, she will tell you that too.
Ask what would suit your skinWhat you are given depends on what your skin is actually doing, and what you are already using.
Actives like retinol are built up gradually. Starting too strong is the most common reason people give up on good skincare.
What you use at home affects how well your treatments work and how long the results last.
Products are ordered after your appointment rather than held in stock, so you are not sold whatever happens to be there.
Both are professional ranges available through clinics rather than shops. Which one suits you, and which products within it, is decided together.
Korean-developed medical skincare built around EGF, a growth factor that supports the skin’s own repair. The range is split into lines for glow, hydration and ageing, so what you are given depends on what your skin is doing rather than what is on the shelf.
A French pharmacy range with a clinical focus, used for pigmentation, sensitivity and post-treatment recovery. Several products are designed to be used alongside in-clinic treatments rather than instead of them.
Prices are confirmed at your appointment, as the range and sizes change. Ask Gemma and she will tell you exactly what something costs before you commit to it.
The things people ask before buying professional skincare.
Message her on WhatsApp. She answers them herself.
Not necessarily, but a short conversation about your skin makes the recommendation worth having. Products are ordered in rather than kept in stock.
These ranges are strong enough to cause problems if they are wrong for your skin. Matching them properly is the point of buying professional skincare rather than shop products.
It varies by product and size, and the ranges change. Gemma will tell you exactly what something costs before you commit to anything.
Often, yes. If your routine is working there is no reason to replace it. Gemma will say so rather than sell you something.
No, and neither replaces the other. What you use at home affects how well treatments work and how long results last.
Skin turns over roughly every four to six weeks, so give any new routine at least that long before judging it.