After treatment: back at work
A good photo for work
Softer light on a photo you already have.
See it below1. Skin check-in
Light and camera change what a photo shows. Take it the same way each week.
This is the first check-in. Changes show from the second one.
Moisture: some signs in this photo.
A mild, fragrance-free moisturiser may help.
Show the marked areas

Redness: looks calm in this photo.
A gentle cleanser and lukewarm water may help.
Show the marked areas

Acne-like spots: looks calm in this photo.
Leave the spots alone; a light moisturiser may help.
Show the marked areas

Texture: looks calm in this photo.
A rich cream after a shower may help.
Show the marked areas

Dark spots: looks calm in this photo.
Sun cream every day may help.
Show the marked areas

Dark circles: some signs in this photo.
Rest when you can. That is enough.
Show the marked areas

Oiliness: looks calm in this photo.
A gentle wash twice a day may help.
Show the marked areas

Pores: some signs in this photo.
Nothing to do. This is a note for later.
Show the marked areas

This is not a diagnosis. Ask your care team about anything that worries you.
2. Brows and lashes
Brows and lashes often thin in treatment. Try a shape to draw on.
Brows
A normal-day look
3. A good photo for work
Still working? Fix the light on a tired-day selfie for a profile photo.


4. Find this
Plain search links for what you tried. No ads, no affiliate links. Ask your team before a new skin product.
- Soft arch (Brows) — Google Shopping · Amazon
- Neat nude (A normal-day look) — Google Shopping · Amazon
- Fragrance-free ceramide moisturiser (Skin: Moisture) — Google Shopping · Amazon