Treatments do the heavy lifting. Skincare is what holds the result. Sam carries Beautiphi, Neocutis and Colorescience, medical-grade lines with real actives rather than padded-out cream, and she matches them to your skin instead of selling you a boxed set.
Most of what people bring Sam is a shelf of half-used bottles that were never going to work together. Both lines she carries are built the other way around: high-concentration actives, delivered into the layers of skin where they do something, without being padded out with cream. Beautiphi covers most routines; Neocutis is where she goes for peptide-led repair.
What you end up with is short. Usually three or four products in a specific order, morning and night. It should be boring to run and easy to keep up.
And if what you're already using is good, she'll tell you to keep using it. She doesn't get anywhere by selling you something you don't need.
Beautiphi, Neocutis, Colorescience, Xtressé and Corganics. Which of them you need, and in what order, is what the consult settles.
Where every routine starts. Papaya enzymes and green tea lift the day off without stripping the barrier. Her best seller, and not by accident.
The morning one. Five stabilised forms of vitamin C for brightness and collagen support, worn under sunscreen.
Pulls water into the skin and holds it there. This is the one that does what people mean when they say plump.
Gentle resurfacing for texture and dullness. The exfoliant for skin that cannot tolerate the aggressive ones.
For skin that is red, reactive or has been over-treated. Soothes and restores rather than pushing harder.
The overnight step. Deep hydration and barrier repair while you are not doing anything else to your face.
Thinner skin, different rules. Aimed at crepiness, puffiness and darkness rather than the rest of your face.
Where Sam goes for peptide-led repair around the eyes, and the Neocutis her clients restock most.
The one you will actually reapply, because it goes over makeup at lunchtime without a mirror. Sunscreen only works if it goes back on.
The topical half of the thinning-hair conversation, usually alongside hair PRP rather than instead of it.
Kept on the shelf for anyone who asks. Whether they belong in your routine is a conversation to have at your visit.
The products that come up in almost every plan. Which ones you need, and in what order, is what the consult is for.
Brightening and collagen support in the morning, under sunscreen. The one product almost nobody should skip.
The single best-evidenced anti-ageing active there is. Started slowly, built up on a schedule so your skin never revolts.
Pulls water into the skin and holds it there. This is what people mean by "plump".
Gentle resurfacing for texture and dullness. This is the exfoliant for skin that can't tolerate the aggressive ones.
Thinner skin, different rules. Targeted at crepiness and darkness rather than whatever you're using on the rest of your face.
For skin that's been over-treated, over-exfoliated, or is just angry. Sometimes the answer is doing less for six weeks.
When you come in for microneedling Sam can drive one of these straight into the channels while they're open. Same actives, delivered far deeper than anything you can manage at home.
Salmon-DNA derived. Speeds healing, boosts collagen, improves elasticity.
Evens tone, calms redness, rebuilds the skin barrier.
Brightens, protects against environmental damage, fades dark spots.
For melasma, sunspots and post-inflammatory pigment.
Bring the bag to a free consult. Sam will tell you what to keep and what to bin.
