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Ask Lucy: Why is my skin so angry?

Tight, dull, reactive — or just not quite right?

When your skin feels off, it’s often your barrier sending an SOS. These subtle shifts — tightness, dullness, sensitivity — are early signs your skin’s protective layer may be compromised and in need of support.

We asked our founder, Lucy Vincent, to explain what happens when the skin barrier breaks down — and how a targeted repair ritual can help bring it back into balance.

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Ask Lucy: Solve skin problems from the inside out

Skin problems are often a reflection of inner imbalances that can be helped through eating and drinking in a way that supports the body.

Our treasure-trove of Sustenance recipes draws on ancient wisdom — time-tested ways to nourish and heal through food — with delicious modern twists by our founder, Lucy.

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Ask Lucy: How can I repair my skin after UV exposure?

Has a summer spent outdoors in the sun, sand and surf got your skin feeling a little worse for wear? Fear not: returning luminosity [and a healthy boost of collagen production] to your skin is easier than you might think.

Our founder Lucy Vincent shares a science-backed solution for skin repair and rejuvenation after UV exposure...

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Ask Lucy: How do I protect skin against inflammation before it happens?

Heard the saying ‘Put a fence at the top of the cliff, not an ambulance at the bottom’? Our Superdose Sleep Infusion Masque is the fence your skin needs.

So when you wake up every morning, your skin is already equipped to fend off the effects of sun, pollutants, moisture loss and irritants.

Our founder Lucy Vincent shares some science behind skin inflammation and how our beloved overnight masque offers proven protection.

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Ask Lucy: Discover the Power of Lipo-Vitamin C with Lucy Vincent

Much like taking a daily multivitamin, achieving luminous skin requires an ongoing commitment to the right balance of ingredients — which is why we've supercharged Activator 7 with Lipo-Vitamin C. We've kept all the benefits of the original and infused an extra layer of radiance and rejuvenation.

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Ask Lucy: Explore the Multifunctional Magic of your Sans Favourites

In a world filled with excess, we believe in the power of less. Each Sans product is a hardworking multitasker, meticulously formulated to declutter your beauty routine routine without compromising on quality or performance.

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Ask Lucy: Investing in our planet

Earth Day marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970. Here's what we've been thinking and tinkering on as we look to celebrate this year's theme: 'Invest in our planet'.

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Ask Lucy: How do you make hair less frizzy?

Frizz — not much fun. The good news: it's surprisingly easy to solve. We chat to our founder Lucy about the root cause of frizz and simple tips to bring hair back into line.

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Ask Lucy: How to reduce skin inflammation

Skin inflammation is a far more common condition than most of us realise. In the same way as flowing water slowly erodes rock, the changes it causes become significant over time. Join our founder Lucy Vincent for a deep dive into the process behind skin inflammation, how you can see and feel it showing up in your skin and how to prevent and repair the effects naturally.

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Ask Lucy: How to soothe and heal sensitive skin

Is your skin constantly thirsty, itchy and inflamed? We talk to our founder Lucy Vincent on how to give the skin barrier the best start by feeding it a super dose of nutrients for soft supple skin all winter long.

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Ask Lucy: Why is pH so important with hair?

The foundation of shiny, luminous hair starts with pH. While internally our bodies thrive in an alkaline environment, our hair and scalp's ideal pH is acidic. Creating pH balance is absolutely crucial to avoid breakage, dryness, frizz and colour fade of your hair.

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Ask Lucy: Is vitamin A safe?

There is plenty of misinformation around vitamin A. Online chatter cites it as a cancer-causing ingredient and others warn pregnant women away from it.

Vitamin A is the one ingredient in dermatological studies with the safest record, delivering the most remarkable results for your skin.

We chat to our founder Lucy and find out the truth on vitamin A and what it can do for your skin.