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I love hearing stories of men falling in love with my DrNC products for the very first time. I was thrilled when one of my female clients revealed her discerning skincare junkie husband is hooked on one DrNC product in particular!
Believe it or not, we are fundamentally all the same with the same skin needs.
There’s always a recurring theme among my clients when it comes to their skin goals: They all want to confidently strut out the door each morning without feeling like they need to slap on a face full of heavy makeup.
Think you need a complex 10-step routine in order to achieve great skin? Think again!
While many in the skincare industry would have you believe more is more when it comes to taking care of your skin, I’m here to tell you they’re all selling you a lie.
Vitamins are essential for our health – and specifically, the health of our skin. Which is why I’m a big believer in incorporating topical vitamins into your skincare routine every single day to support it from the outside in.
As the temperature dips, so too does your natural radiance. Winter skin can suddenly appear dull, dehydrated, and dry. And where did your glow go? While I’m also a fan of in-clinic rejuvenation treatments, this is the quick, 3-step weekly treatment I use at home to put my own skin into glow mode.
We hear a lot about skin types and which type should be using which skincare but the truth is, there is no scientific foundation for organising skins into different types. It’s simply skincare marketing at its confusing best.
