Selections
Shade
Complete routines
Bronzing powder + Blush
BB cream + Concealer
Brow liner + Makeup remover balm
Eye pencil + Mascara
Single products
Enhancing/High tolerance/Smooth texture
Brightening/ High tolerance/Smooth texture
Evens out / Illuminates / Conceals
Conceals / Hides / Corrects
Outline/Intensify/Creamy texture
Redefines / Fills in / Intensifies
Healthy glow / Illuminates / Reshapes
Lengthens / Intensifies / Precision brush
What changes in complexion can occur during chemo or targeted therapy?
When you are undergoing chemotherapy or targeted therapy, your complexion may become slightly greyish and a little less radiant than usual. In addition, the skin is put to the test and may dry out and show small blemishes and dark circles. Moreover, because photosensitizing treatments make your skin more sensitive to the sun, your complexion may lack a little colour. In addition to daily moisturising your skin to replenish and preserve it, you can choose natural healthy glow make-up to feel comfortable with yourself and stave off fatigue!
How can you maintain a perfect complexion despite treatment?
The first essential step for a flawless complexion is hydration! Use a Face Moisturiser suitable for your dry skin to start your routine, and say goodbye to your full-coverage foundation which could suffocate the skin. Opt for our natural BB cream, that you can apply from the centre of the face outwards (without forgetting the neck!) to even out your complexion in a very light and natural way.
For small remaining imperfections, or dark circles and fine lines, use the Concealer. Apply in small strokes to the lower eyelid and to your redness or imperfections and pat to blend in discreetly. If you plan to use an eye shadow next, you can apply a little concealer to the upper lid and outer corner of the lid to make a good, even base before applying colour.
Finally, use the Bronzing Powder by drawing a 3 on your face to get a soft, tanned complexion. There you go! A simple and very effective healthy glow make-up.
An expert hand to redraw your lashes and eyebrows if necessary (avoid applying false lashes on already weakened lashes, use an eyeliner to imitate the fringe of the lashes) and a bit of lipstick, and hop! There you are, ready to face a beautiful new day :)
Our products have been designed to be particularly suitable for make-up during chemo, and therefore for sensitive, reactive and dry to very dry skin. You have oily skin? Don't worry, you can absolutely use our make-up products! They are non-comedogenic and made mostly of ingredients of natural origin, and will adapt perfectly to all skin types, even those prone to more pronounced imperfections, such as acne.