FAQ

Dull skin can result from a buildup of dead cells, dehydration, lack of sleep, poor diet, or environmental stress like pollution. Reduced blood circulation can also play a role. Addressing these factors with exfoliation, hydration, and healthy habits can help restore a more radiant complexion.

Focus on gentle exfoliation, both physical and chemical, to remove dead cells. Stay hydrated, eat antioxidant-rich foods, and get regular exercise to boost circulation. Incorporating vitamin C serums for their brightening effects and protecting your skin from UV damage will also help improve natural radiance over time.

Yes, when the skin lacks water, it can appear tight, rough, and less reflective. Hydration plumps the skin, smoothing its surface and improving light reflection. Drinking enough water and using topical humectants like hyaluronic acid can restore a healthy, fresh appearance.

Exfoliation removes the layer of dead skin cells that make skin appear flat and lacklustre. Using gentle scrubs or chemical exfoliants like AHAs 1-3 times a week reveals fresh, brighter skin. Over-exfoliation should be avoided, as it can cause irritation and sensitivity.

Vitamin C, niacinamide, alpha hydroxy acids (AHA's), and licorice extract can improve brightness and even skin tone. These ingredients target pigmentation, enhance cell turnover, and boost collagen production, leading to a more luminous and healthy-looking complexion over time.

Yes, factors like smoking, alcohol consumption, poor sleep, and stress can all reduce skin’s natural glow. Regular exercise, a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables, and managing stress can have a noticeable impact on skin’s overall vibrancy and health.

Excessive UV exposure accelerates ageing, causing pigmentation, rough texture, and a loss of radiance. Wearing SPF daily prevents this damage, allowing skin to maintain a more even tone and smoother surface, which reflects light better for a brighter appearance.

It can be, ageing slows down cell turnover and reduces collagen, leading to a duller, less elastic appearance. However, dullness isn’t exclusive to ageing; environmental factors and dehydration can also play a role and are often reversible with proper care.

Yes, foods rich in vitamins A, C, and E, omega-3 fatty acids, and antioxidants help protect and repair the skin from within. Staying hydrated and limiting processed foods can also enhance the skin’s natural glow over time, complementing a good skincare routine.

Most people notice subtle improvements in 2-4 weeks with consistent use, though it can take up to 12 weeks for significant results. Patience is key, skin turnover takes time, and long-term radiance comes from a combination of skincare, lifestyle, and protection habits.