Skin Fact Sheets
Eye Care
As we age, the delicate skin around our eyes can become more fragile, dry and sensitive. Wrinkles, crepiness, eyebags and dark circles can develop. Our rationale for this special skin strengthens undereye resilience, replenishes hydration levels and gently protects from the sun. These steps help slow the ageing process, reduce sensitivity and diminish the appearance of fine lines, dark circles and puffiness...Read More
Dry Skin Care
Optimal skin hydration and barrier function all depends on the structure and integrity of the stratum corneum Liquid Crystal Matrix (LCM). If skin is sun damaged, the surface pH is too high - ie. too alkaline. This results in down-regulation of the enzymes responsible for synthesising Natural Moisturising Factors and Intercellular Lipids. An imbalance in Natural Moisturising Factors and Intercellular Lipids increases skin sensitivity and dryness...Read More
Sun-Damaged Skin Care
Excessive sun exposure causes premature ageing, including changes to skin colour, texture and hydration. It can also cause more serious changes to the skin’s immune functions that can lead to skin cancer...Read more
Pigmented Skin Care
Pigmentation describes a range of conditions where skin becomes blotchy or discoloured. A common example is melasma, which mainly affects young women. Pigmentation can be caused by hormonal factors, skin trauma and excessive sun exposure. Successful treatment depends on...Read More
Sensitive Skin Care
Sensitive skin can be related to impaired barrier function of the skin’s surface layers. Without this protection, skin becomes dry and easily irritated. Barrier function can be diminished through...Read More
Oily Skin Care
Our approach to oily skin...Read More
Radiant Skin Care
Rationale Skincare produces healthy, happy skin for a lifetime. A radiant glowing complexion reveals skin's full potential...Read More