Calm. Clarify. Strengthen. Professional care for sensitive, acne-prone, and rosacea-affected skin.
This protocol is designed to help restore balance, reduce visible inflammation, calm breakouts, and support the skin’s natural healing process—gently, effectively, and without irritation.
✅ Daily Routine – Balance & Nourish
1. RENS Balancing Cleanser
A gentle daily cleanser enriched with MSM to calm redness, reduce breakouts, and support skin barrier repair. Ideal for acne and rosacea-prone skin thanks to its soothing, non-stripping formula.
2. KLAR Therapeutic Toner
Formulated with MSM, tea tree oil, and honey to purify, hydrate, and reduce visible inflammation. This multi-corrective toner helps minimize the appearance of redness and breakouts while preparing the skin to absorb active ingredients.
3. EDEL A-Ro Balsam Pro Serum
A calming treatment serum that targets skin reactivity, flushing, and inflammation with natural soothing extracts and antioxidants. Strengthens the skin’s resilience and visibly reduces the signs of rosacea and sensitivity over time.
4. LUFT Whipped Pro Cream
A lightweight oxygen cream infused with jojoba, hemp oil, and peptides to hydrate without clogging pores. It supports healing, balances oil production, and enhances overall skin texture—perfect for compromised or inflamed skin.
🧖♀️ Once Weekly – Restore & Renew
1. NY Omega Peel
A non-acid, enzyme-based peel gentle enough for reactive, acne-prone, and rosacea-prone skin. It lifts dead skin and surface buildup without triggering sensitivity, revealing a smoother, clearer complexion in under 2 minutes.
💡 Pro Tip:
Use NY Omega Peel once a week to keep pores clear and texture smooth—without the irritation of acids or abrasives. Always follow with LUFT Cream to restore moisture and barrier strength.
Following a skincare protocol for acne is important for managing and treating acne-prone skin. Acne is a common skin condition. Adopting a skincare routine specifically designed for acne can help in several ways:
Why Problematic Skin Protocol?
Control Excess Oil: Acne is often associated with overactive sebaceous glands that produce too much oil (sebum). A proper skincare routine can help regulate oil production, reducing the likelihood of clogged pores.
Unclog Pores: Regular cleansing and exfoliation can help remove dead skin cells and prevent the buildup of debris in the pores, reducing the risk of acne breakouts.
Reduce Inflammation: Many acne lesions are inflammatory in nature. Using products with anti-inflammatory ingredients, such as salicylic acid or niacinamide, can help calm redness and swelling associated with acne.
Bacterial Control: Acne is often linked to the presence of bacteria on the skin, particularly Propionibacterium acnes. Antibacterial agents like benzoyl peroxide can help control the growth of these bacteria, preventing and treating acne.
Prevent Scarring: Proper acne management can help minimize the risk of scarring. Avoiding picking or squeezing acne lesions is crucial to preventing scarring, and certain skincare ingredients can promote healing and skin renewal.
Customized Treatment: Different types of acne may require different treatments. A skincare protocol allows for the use of targeted products, such as spot treatments for individual pimples or more extensive treatments for widespread acne.
Preserve Skin Barrier: Some acne treatments can be drying or irritating to the skin. A well-designed skincare routine includes products that balance the need for acne control with maintaining the skin's natural barrier function.
Consistency is Key: Consistently following a skincare routine is crucial for managing acne. Skipping steps or inconsistent use of products may reduce their effectiveness.
It's important to note that everyone's skin is unique, and what works for one person may not work for another. Consulting with an esthetician will help determine the most appropriate skincare routine for your specific type of acne, skin type, and any other individual factors. Additionally, addressing lifestyle factors such as diet, stress, and adequate sleep can complement a skincare routine for more comprehensive acne management.