Your Introduction to RATIONALE

A guide to get you started.

Why Have We Formulated Six Collections?

Our six Collections each feature a unique Complex of essential active ingredients for optimal skin health. Think of each Collection as a different step in your daily Ritual.

Where Do I Begin?

We recommend beginning by identifying your primary skin concern.
 
Once determined, we'll walk you through your complete skincare Ritual tailored to address your specific skin needs.

Hyperpigmentation
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Minus

Hyperpigmentation refers to brown patches that are darker in colour than the surrounding skin. It is characterised by:
• Uneven skin tone
• Dark spots after a break-out
• Symmetrical dark brown patches on the top lip, orbital bone, and forehead

Fine Lines + Wrinkles
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Minus

Fine lines and wrinkles refer to the loss of collagen and elastin, which occur as a result of ageing and sun exposure. It is characterised by:
• Facial sagging
• Fine lines on the forehead
• Cross-hatching lines around the mouth and eyes

Dryness
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Minus

Dryness occurs when the skin is lacking crucial lipids required for healthy skin. It is characterised by:


• Dry, scaly skin
• Small patches of flaky skin
• Tight sensation after cleansing or showering

Dehydration
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Minus

Dehydration occurs when the skin is lacking water, resulting in loss of moisture. It is characterised by:


• Very fine lines all over the skin
• A tight sensation on the skin
• Dull appearance

Redness
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Minus

Sensitivity often presents as red, irritated skin, which is highly reactive to heat, active ingredients and the sun. It is characterised by:


• Skin that appears red and irritated
• Low tolerance to active ingredients
• Skin that flushes easily

Congestion
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Minus

Congestion can occur when pores become clogged or as a result of producing excessive sebum. It is characterised by:


• Raised bumps with a red or white head
• Small bumps under the skin mouth and eyes
• Red, inflamed cysts

RATIONALE Research

Discover key findings from our ongoing series of published studies and research papers.

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