My Facetheory skincare review UK, initial impressions on products I picked out on their website to try, which were kindly gifted to me for review. For reference my skin is combo (oily/dehydrated) and I also have Rosacea. Note: I no longer have an active discount code for Facetheory.
Managing rosacea and seb derm skin means being more careful than most about what goes on my face. If you’re in the same boat, my seb derm on the scalp vs face post covers the full routine, and my Malassezia safe moisturiser guide covers the trickiest part of building an FA-safe skincare routine. I came back for a second Facetheory haul – you can see my second round review here.
FAQ
Is Facetheory good for rosacea?
Facetheory is a UK-based skincare brand that offers a range of products formulated for sensitive and reactive skin. Their products are generally fragrance-free or low-fragrance which is important for rosacea.
Is Facetheory good for combination oily skin?
Facetheory has options that work for combination and oily skin types. Their lightweight serums and gel-texture products are more suited to oily areas, while their barrier-support products help address the dehydration that often comes alongside oiliness in combination skin.
More skincare posts
- Facetheory Skincare Haul #2: Review After a Few Weeks of Use
- Seborrhoeic Dermatitis on the Scalp vs Face
- 6 Malassezia Safe Moisturisers That Don’t Feel Like Grease
- The Anua Azelaic Acid Serum Review: Fine. It’s Fine.
- My Current Discount Codes
