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There are three types of dark circles: brown that are linked to hyperpigmentation; hollow circles that create a shadow under the eye; and blue-toned circles caused by sluggish microcirculation. If your dark circles fall into one of the first two categories, go for a concealer to camouflage them. Choose one that is just slightly lighter than your skin tone and apply it directly to the dark circles. Beware of the "barn owl effect" from overly white shades applied all around the eye! Use the same technique if you have more bluish dark circles. You're in luck: you have the option of using a skin care base that reactivates the microcirculation and restores the clarity of the eye area from within. Getting more sleep, eating a balanced diet and reducing your screen time also make a big difference.

They appear when the skin produces too much melanin. What causes dark spots? Hormones, sun exposure and medical treatments. So, to combat the effects of time, restore even skin texture with a beautiful, glowing complexion and have a face that reflects the light, prioritise high-tech serums with dark spot-correcting active ingredients, milks, lotions and creams that moisturise and revive the skin's clarity.

Always obsessed with the newest skin remedies and vices, Korean beauty experts were the first to warn about “text neck”—those wrinkles you get from staring down at your smart phone every five seconds. It’s real, but you can handle it: exercise your neck with regular stretches, place your laptop at eye level, check in with your posture while seated at work, and (gasp) put down your phone more often. (Not possible? We understand. That’s why we make products to help.)

Beauty Bonus: Super Restorative Décolleté and Neck Concentrate and Extra-Firming Neck Cream help smooth “tech neck” wrinkles.

While some stress can be good for us, too much can leave us exhausted. To restore a feeling of well-being, try to put your mind and body on pause, grant yourself some moments of respite, reflection and meditation. Go for a massage, take baths and choose sensory skin care products with aromatic vapours, boasting plant-based active ingredients to relax any muscle tension and clear your mind...

You're not going to damage your skin by using the same cream morning and evening. However, as the skin's needs differ during the day and night, you are missing out on truly effective results. This is known as chronobiology! During the day, skin above all needs a skin care product that moisturises and protects it, while also delivering an instant beautifying effect, whether lifting or skin-perfecting. At night, cells are repaired and deal with the damage caused by aggressors during the day. You are therefore well advised to go for a specific cream that activates regeneration. A handy tip: choose creams in the same range to be sure that they complement each other perfectly.

With the passing years, the skin on the hands dries out, loses its density and begins to look wizened, as if it had become too loose. Then there are dark spots, which may appear at a young age if you have spent a lot of time in the sun. Adopt these three good habits to ensure your hands don't betray your age: exfoliate regularly to remove flaky skin and restore radiance; apply a hand cream with plumping and brightening anti-ageing benefits several times a day; use sunscreen whenever you spend time outdoors. Treat your hands like your face and all will be well!