Skin of colour reference library
Informative Articles on Skin Concerns, Active Ingredients & other Useful Topics
Large pores are a common annoyance that can affect your skin’s feel and texture. Although you can’t totally get rid of your pores
Eczema, also known as called atopic dermatitis, is a condition that compromises your skin barrier. One thing to remember...
Blackheads are caused when a combination of naturally occurring oil (or sebum) and dead skin cells clog your...
Scarring is the process when wounds repair themselves. Damage to the deeper layer of the skin, the dermis, results in...
Vitiligo is an auto immune condition whereby normal immune cells attack healthy skin cells...
Face wipes are insanely convenient. With the ability to remove makeup and "cleanse" a face in seconds...
There is a diverse range of antioxidants to choose from. They all do different jobs in protecting your skin from oxidative stress...
this vitamin effectively enhances the shedding of old skin cells and encourages the growth of newer, smoother, healthier...
The benefits of vitamin C when it comes to our skin’s health are well-researched. This makes vitamin C a popular ingredient....
Alpha Hydroxy Acids or AHAs are an essential ingredient in any anti-aging skincare routine due to their ability to...
What are the unique properties, risk factors and solutions for skin of colour? Let's dive in a little deeper and learn the basic principles...
HYPERPIGMENTATION
Hyperpigmentation is the excess production of the skin pigment melanin, appearing as localised patches...
Melasma is a skin condition in which light-to-dark brown patches of pigment form on facial areas due to the stimulation of....
Hyperpigmentation can be found almost anywhere on your body, and one area that is common is inner thighs....
Your underarms are one of the most sensitive parts of your body, and more sensitive than you may realise.
DR.V TEACHING VIDEO COLLECTIONS
A convenient collection of most of Dr V's YouTube teaching videos on skincare topics for skin of colour.
Dr. V reviews the suitability for skin of colour of products from other brands.