Over the past couple of years my knowledge of beauty and skincare has expanded further than I ever thought it would. My skin was relatively clear as a teenager, and as such I didn't pay too much attention to skincare. I used an eclectic combination of whichever basic drugstore skincare was currently on offer and went on my life. Sure I had the occasional break out here and there, but it was never anything serious - never anything that didn't pass in a few days. My elder brother on the other hand, did have acne as a teenager, and low and behold the genes finally caught up with me in my twenties.

When La Roche-Posay offered me the chance to visit one of the leading dermatologists in London ? Dr Stefanie Willams at Eudelo, I jumped at the chance. I'm always interested in learning more about acne, treatments and skincare and I knew that with Dr Stefanie I'd be in good hands.
I brought along some of the skincare products I'd been currently using, and we spoke about my lifestyle as well as any skin complaints I had.  Dr Stefanie first analysed my skin using a magnifying lamp, and then took me to through the high tech approach and analysed my skin using the Visia Skin complexion analysis machine.  We then discussed a skincare regime using solely affordable skincare from La Roche-Posay that would work for me. Skincare is difficult to get right for sensitive skin, which is why La Roche-Posay has a unique tolerance testing method on 450 people with sensitive skin ...