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Skincare
The Lacinia Skincare collection covers every step of a skincare routine: cleansers and toners, weekly exfoliants, targeted serums, daily moisturisers, eye-area product...
Collection guide
About Skincare
The Lacinia Skincare collection covers every step of a skincare routine: cleansers and toners, weekly exfoliants, targeted serums, daily moisturisers, eye-area products and sun protection.
How to build a routine
In skincare, the order matters as much as the products themselves. The general rule: work from lighter to richer textures.
- Cleansing — Chamomile Extract (dry/sensitive skin) or Tea Tree Oil (oily skin) facial cleansing gel.
- Toner — Rose Extract Toner (gentle) or Facial Toner AHA-BHA (clarifying, for the appearance of pores).
- Serum — choose a single target according to what your skin needs that day: moisture, even tone, the look of fine lines or oil balance.
- Moisturiser — locks in the moisture from the serum. Moisturizer Cream with ceramide; Olive Oil Cream for dry skin.
- Sun protection — the last step of the daytime routine. It should not be skipped if you are using brightening or acid-based care.
Where to start, by skin type
- Dry skin: Chamomile Extract Cleanser → Rose Extract Toner → Hyaluronic Acid or Moisturizer Serum → Moisturizer Cream
- Oily and combination skin: Tea Tree Oil Cleanser → Facial Toner AHA-BHA → Brighten Serum → a light moisturiser
- Uneven tone and the look of blemishes: Lightening or Anti Freckles Serum + Anti Freckles Cream + sun protection, without fail
- Mature skin: Anti Wrinkle or Skin Collagen Serum → Anti Aging Cream → Eye Contour Care Cream
- Sensitive skin: Chamomile Extract Cleanser → Natural Rose Water → La Med Skin Care Cream
Weekly steps
Exfoliate once or twice a week: Apricot Kernel Peeling Cream for a granular option, granule-free Aloe Vera or Rice Extract Peeling Gel for a gentle one, and Peeling Serum (10% AHA + 2% BHA) for chemical exfoliation. The sheet Face Mask is a single-use care break for four different needs.
Lacinia products are cosmetics; they are not medicinal products. If you have a persistent skin concern, consulting a dermatologist is recommended.