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At Nude we pride ourselves on our ability to help with all things ‘skin’.

Through regular in-service training and attending various courses available in our industry, we’re confident that we can help you on your journey to achieving beautiful and healthy skin.

We frequently work with clients who struggle with common skin conditions such as Acne, Pigmentation and Rosacea.

If you’re feeling lost and uncertain about how to address your skin concerns, we’ve created a helpful guide to identifying your specific needs and recommending the best treatments and products to help you feel confident and comfortable in your skin.

Our goal is to provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to achieve your desired results and maintain healthy, radiant skin for years to come.

Contact us today or book an appointment and let us guide you on your journey to beautiful, healthy skin.

Acne

There are multiple types of acne that can appear on our skin, the most well known being pustules and congestion, or white heads and blackheads. They can also present as inflamed and non inflamed acne, this changes the way that we treat it in the salon.

Back acne can be caused by a number of things. This client struggled with acne after she was pregnant with her first child, the hormonal acne became cystic. The treatment procedure for this type of acne was lactic peels and micro needling. The lactic peels help to bring hydration and cleanse out the areas of congestion, while the micro needling helps break up and heal the scarring that is a result of this acne.

Before and after treatment

Pigmentation

Pigmentation can be present on the skin in many different ways. Hyperpigmentation – Can be present from sun exposure or Hormonal factors called Melasma. Hypo-pigmentation – this is caused by genetics, trauma and inflammation on the skin or area of the colour change.

Before and after treatment

Rosacea

Rosacea presents on the skin as redness and small red bumps that can be filled with pus. This characteristic can often be misdiagnosed as inflamed acne. Rosacea will be present on the cheek and nose area but can spread to your full face depending on the flare up.

Treatments that are recommended for rosacea are Dmk Enzyme therapy as it works alongside the microbiome of the skin and helps to create a better skin barrier.

Before and after treatment