The Skin Chat Method™ — Your 30-Minute Skin Conversation

For £9.99* (normally £30), you’ll join a guided one-to-one conversation designed to help you understand how your skin truly behaves — and how to bring it back into balance.
We’ll talk, observe, and decode what your skin’s telling you — no facials, no sales pitch, just clarity.

Together we’ll:
• Explore your skin’s profile — three clues that reveal how it’s functioning today.
• Pinpoint the lifestyle and environmental factors influencing your skin’s mood.
• Identify practical next steps that fit your budget, routine, and comfort zone.

What You’ll Leave With
✅ Your own printed copy of The Skin Chat Method™ to take home — a personalised record of your skin’s current profile.
✅ Simple, evidence-based guidance on what truly supports your skin barrier.
✅ Clear advice on whether to introduce an active ingredient — and how to do it safely.
✅ One or two lifestyle shifts inspired by The Skin Well® Project, to help your skin stay balanced.

Why It Works
• No more guesswork or influencer confusion.
• No hard sell or product pressure.
• Rooted in science and everyday practicality.
• Affordable at £30 — clarity before you spend another penny on products.

Who It’s For
• Anyone tired of the skincare merry-go-round.
• People who want to understand their skin before changing it.
• Anyone ready for calm, barrier-friendly, real-world skin care.

👉 Book today — 30 minutes, £9.99* — understand your skin

*I’m currently running a pilot scheme for The Skin Chat Method™ — a 30-minute guided conversation to help you understand your skin and bring it back into balance. Join the pilot at a reduced rate in exchange for brief feedback after one month.

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The Skin Chat Method™ is an extension of The Skin Well® project - advocating for skin health to be included in public health messaging.

Disclaimer:

The advice I provide in The Skin Chat Method™ is based on current scientific evidence, dermatology guidance, and reputable health sources such as the NHS. Lifestyle factors discussed are drawn from a combination of established research, clinically observed links, and emerging evidence. This session is designed to support — not replace — professional medical care.