Journal

Embracing moments of calm doesn’t just heal the mind; it transforms your skin too.

Just as we see in nature, our skin has a unique cycle of renewal and regeneration.

Throughout history, the subject of skin of colour has been covered up in multiple, complex layers of misconception, mystique, and misunderstanding.

The skin is the largest and arguably the most important organ of our body, divided into several layers it accounts for approximately 15% of our total body weight. The three primary layers of the skin are the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer (hypodermis). Each layer is composed of certain cells and structures which contribute to the skin’s overall appearance, structure, and function.

In the ever-evolving world of skincare, a quiet revolution is taking place—one that favours less fuss, more function. In Japan, a growing number of consumers are turning away from 10-step routines and instead embracing the philosophy of minimalist skincare: a streamlined, effective approach that prioritises quality over quantity.

The path to healthy, balanced skin isn’t just about what we put on it—it’s deeply connected to what we nurture within. The gut-skin axis is a reminder that skincare is health care, and every body and skin type deserves kindness from the inside out.