AMZE® SKIN CLUE GUIDE
Understand the clue.
Then choose your ritual.
Start with what you can see and feel. Each guide gives you several suitable AMZE options—from a complete collection to one focused product.
Educational guidance, not a diagnosis.BEGIN YOUR GUIDE
What do you notice most?
You may recognise several clues. Begin with the one affecting your skin most today.There is rarely only one answer. Your guide will show the best complete routine, plus individual alternatives where suitable.
YOUR PERSONALISED ROUTES
Learn first. Choose second.
Open one clue to understand it and compare the suitable AMZE options.01DRYNESSTight, rough or flakyOpen guide +
Comfort and barrier support should come first.
Dryness usually describes a shortage of oil at the skin’s surface. It may feel rough, tight or papery. Fine flakes can appear pale or ashy on richer skin tones, and pinker or more visibly scaly on lighter tones.
Begin gently: use lukewarm water, avoid over-cleansing and introduce richer layers gradually.
Look again: if skin is also shiny, you may be experiencing dehydration rather than dryness.
Choose the level of routine you want.
You do not need every option. Select the format that best fits your existing routine.
02DEHYDRATIONShiny, but still tightOpen guide +
Skin can produce oil while still feeling short of water.
Dehydration is a temporary lack of water, not a permanent skin type. Skin may look shiny yet feel tight, with fine lines that appear more noticeable. Repeatedly stripping the shine can make the cycle feel worse.
Begin gently: choose light hydration and avoid cleansing several times simply because skin looks shiny.
Look again: if there are rough flakes without much shine, follow the dryness guide instead.
Choose complete hydration or one focused layer.
Both routes can be suitable; the right choice depends on how much of your routine you want to replace.
03RADIANCEDull, flat or uneven-lookingOpen guide +
Reduced radiance can have more than one cause.
Dryness, dehydration, surface build-up and uneven-looking tone can all make light reflect less evenly. Brightening should mean supporting glow and clarity—never bleaching or changing your natural skin colour.
If skin also feels dry: a complete comfort-led routine may be the best foundation.
If your routine already works: add only one brightening or polishing step.
Several routes can support radiance.
Choose one starting point and introduce it consistently before adding another.
04POST-BLEMISH MARKSA flat mark stayed behindOpen guide +
Flat colour after a spot is not automatically a scar.
Marks may appear red or pink on lighter skin and tan, brown, deep brown or purple-grey on richer skin. A raised or indented change in texture is different and may benefit from professional guidance.
If blemishes keep returning: focus first on a balanced clarifying routine.
If only flat colour remains: one targeted product may be enough.
Choose between prevention and focused tone support.
Persistent active blemishes and leftover flat marks may need different starting points.
05STRESSED BARRIERStinging, burning or unusually hotOpen guide +
Pause strong actives while skin feels unsettled.
Inflammation is not always bright red. On deeper skin it may appear violet, grey, deep brown or simply darker than the surrounding area. Sudden heat, pain or persistent symptoms need extra care.
Do not use: retinol, facial scrubs or other strong exfoliating steps while skin feels hot, sore or actively irritated.
Seek professional advice: for significant pain, swelling, blistering, broken or weeping skin, or symptoms that persist.
One gentle product is enough to begin.
This is the exception: more options are not better while skin is actively reacting.
06CONGESTIONShine, bumps or blocked-looking poresOpen guide +
Clarify without over-stripping.
Congested-looking skin can still be sensitive or dehydrated. Excess shine, small bumps and blocked-looking pores may appear together, but aggressive cleansing is not always the answer.
If blemishes recur: a coordinated routine can help you avoid conflicting steps.
If your routine is otherwise settled: choose one renewal product rather than adding several actives.
Choose the strength and format that suit your routine.
Begin with one route. Do not combine the advanced serum and a facial scrub on the same evening.
07FIRMNESSFine lines, texture or less bounceOpen guide +
Hydration and firmness can overlap.
Temporary dehydration can exaggerate fine lines, while changes in texture and elasticity may need more focused support. Notice whether skin also feels tight, rough or short of water.
If skin feels dry: choose Desert Revival as the complete foundation.
If it feels tight but shiny: Watermelon Hydrate may be the better complete route.
This clue has more than one good route.
Choose according to your secondary clue and how much of your routine you want to change.
08BODY TEXTURERough, dull or uneven-feeling body skinOpen guide +
Body skin needs its own exfoliating ritual.
Rough areas and uneven-feeling texture on the arms, legs or body can be polished gently. Body scrubs are designed for tougher body skin and should never be used on the face.
Use less often at first: pressure and frequency matter as much as the product.
Do not exfoliate: broken, inflamed, freshly shaved or actively irritated skin.
Choose by the ritual you enjoy.
All eight are body-smoothing options, so fragrance and experience can guide your final choice.
EXPLORE AT YOUR OWN PACE
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BUILD WITH CARE
More is not always more.
- Patch test and introduce one new product at a time.
- Every AMZE dual-phase serum contains retinol; use only one per evening.
- Avoid other retinoids on dual-phase evenings and wear broad-spectrum SPF by day.
- Never exfoliate skin that is sore, hot, broken or actively irritated.
