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Internal factors affecting skin: when skincare isn’t the whole story
In Part 1, we explored why persistent breakouts and oil imbalance don’t always respond to topical skincare alone — and why that isn’t a failure of products or the person using them.
This second journal gently widens the lens.
Rather than offering solutions or advice, it outlines a few internal and lifestyle areas that people commonly choose to reflect on when their skin feels “stuck,” despite consistent, well-chosen skincare.


Botanicals with Intelligence
Each plant carries layers of chemistry that respond to what the skin needs in that moment.
Mānuka doesn’t only purify; it also supports collagen renewal.
Orange Blossom doesn’t only brighten; it clarifies, soothes, and restores balance.
Kawakawa calms irritation while encouraging repair.
Kānuka brings clarity and comfort in equal measure.


Mix & Match Skincare for Real, Changeable Skin
Some days, my forehead is flaky, my nose is oily, and my chin decides to throw a hormonal tantrum. Welcome to life — skin that shifts, changes, and never quite fits into one tidy box.
If that sounds familiar, you’re not broken and you’re not doing skincare “wrong.” It just means your skin is alive, dynamic, and responding to hormones, stress, and the environment.
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