Skin burn-out: when should we be concerned?

Firstly, it is essential to maintain a healthy lifestyle and an environment conducive to well-being. It is therefore recommended to consume less sugar, while favouring foods rich in Vitamin C, E, and beta-carotene, as well as engaging in physical exercise and practising relaxation activities such as meditation and yoga.

To tailor one's daily beauty routine to the specific needs of a skin in burn-out, it is recommended to use dedicated and specially formulated treatments to allow the skin to regain its radiance and softness.

1. Place all bets on hydration

   Internal hydration first. Drinks provide water to all organs, a portion of which then heads towards the dermis and diffuses through the various skin layers before evaporating on the surface.Drinking 1.5 L of water per dayhelps to keep the skin plump, as well as slowing down skin ageing. Indeed, water acts at the level of the horny layer as a softener. Thus, signs of ageing will tend to mark more quickly ondehydrated skin, which is less elastic than skin that is full of water.

   Let's then discuss external hydration. Some hygroscopic active ingredients have the ability to store water molecules in the skin, thereby limiting its dehydration. These include hyaluronic acid and polyglutamic acid. Thehyaluronic acid is a compound widely used in skincare for several years now, while polyglutamic acid is a recent active ingredient on the market. However, combining these two molecules provides the skin with a hydration boost. On one hand, hyaluronic acid works on the internal cells of the dermis for long-lasting hydration. It notably contributes to oxygenation, toning, and nourishment of the skin. On the other hand, thepolyglutamic acid forms a protective film on the surface of the stratum corneum, preventing water evaporation.

   For instance, during your beauty routine, morning and evening, you can first apply thehydrating serumwith hyaluronic acid, followed by theplumping serumwith polyglutamic acid andred algae extract.

2. Pampering your skin with masks

   In addition to benefiting your skin, this represents a moment of well-being that encourages relaxation. Instead of a cigarette break or an overly sweet snack, take short wellness breaks by applying one of our following masks, depending on your skin type.

   • Le masque purifiant au charbon et à l'ortie bio assainit la peau sans l'assécher, régule la production de sébum et lutte contre les imperfections. Il contient de l'ortie sébo-régulatrice, du charbon de pin matifiant et de l'argile verte purifiante.

   • Le masque peeling aux acides de fruits rouges bio est une gelée exfoliante qui désincruste les pores, renouvelle la peau et illumine le teint. Elle apporte une double exfoliation chimique et mécanique.

   • Le masque hydratant & repulpant à l'extrait de trémelle et d'aloe vera Bio procure une hydratation longue durée adaptée à tous les types de peau, soulage les tiraillements et inconforts et lisse les ridules de déshydratation. Sa texture gélifiée fond sur la peau et l'apaise instantanément.

3. Pay particular attention to the contours of the eyes

   It's no secret to anyone, psychological burn-out is exhausting. The fatigue that ensues is accompanied by physical manifestations, such as bags and dark circles under the eyes. If this is your case, caffeine is your best ally. Indeed, this active ingredient has several benefits. It activates blood microcirculation, it decongests tissues and it fights against skin ageing.

   To combat dark circles or bags under the eyes, you can opt for our eye serum or our dark circle and bag cream, both containing caffeine. However, these treatments have no effect on hollow dark circles and fatty bags. Furthermore, in the morning, you can apply our tinted concealer. This hybrid formula, halfway between skincare and makeup, blurs dark circles and bags in one step. Indeed, it is enriched with caffeine, niacinamide, and cornflower hydrosol for a long-lasting effect on the appearance of dark circles and bags.

4. Practising self-massage

   This involves applying gentle pressure to the face: small pinches along the oval, circular movements around the eyes, a lifting smoothing with the palms of the hands over the entire face... Not only do these practices relax, but they also promote the elimination of toxins and restore elasticity to the facial muscles.