Best for: Dry, dehydrated or more mature skin, or anyone who enjoys a richer, more nourishing cleanse.

Why I like it:
A beautiful choice when skin feels dry, tight or in need of comfort. I particularly like this as an evening cleanse when you want something more cocooning while still thoroughly removing the day.

Also available fragrance-free if you prefer to avoid fragrance in your skincare.

Best for: Normal, dry, dehydrated or sensitive-feeling skin, and anyone wanting a gentle everyday cleanser.

Why I like it:
This is the easy, dependable cleanser I’d recommend when you want your skin to feel properly clean without feeling stripped or tight. The creamy texture makes it particularly lovely when the skin barrier needs a little more care.

Best for: Combination, oilier or congestion-prone skin, or anyone who simply prefers a fresh gel cleanse.

Why I like it:
A great everyday option when you want that clean, fresh feeling without using a harsh or overly stripping cleanser. I particularly like it for skin that feels oilier or more congested, while still wanting to respect the skin barrier.

Best for: Experienced acid users and more resilient skin where the focus is on visible congestion, uneven texture, dullness or pigmentation.

Why I like it:
This is a more intensive exfoliating option combining multiple acids, so it can be brilliant when the skin needs more targeted resurfacing — but stronger doesn't automatically mean better. I recommend it when the skin is ready for it, rather than simply because someone wants faster results.

Not sure? If you're new to acids, sensitive or your skin barrier is compromised, I would start with The Gentle Acid or ask me before purchasing.

Best for: Newer acid users, sensitive or drier skin, dullness and uneven texture, or anyone wanting gentle regular exfoliation.

Why I like it:
This is where I’d start if you want the benefits of an exfoliating acid without going straight in with something too strong. It helps lift away dull surface cells and support smoother, brighter-looking skin while being the gentler of the two Skin Rocks acid options.

A good choice if: you're unsure which acid to start with or your skin tends to be more reactive.

Best for: Congestion, blackheads, blocked pores, excess oil and breakout-prone skin.

Why I like it:
This is the acid I reach for when congestion is the main concern. Its 2% BHA helps work within the pore, making it particularly useful for blackheads, blocked pores and oilier, breakout-prone areas.

A good choice if: your main concern is congestion rather than simply dullness or uneven texture. You don’t need to use it every day — how often you use it should depend on your skin and the rest of your routine.

Best for: Dehydrated, dull or lacklustre skin, or anyone wanting to add more hydration and support to their existing routine.

Why I like it:
I love this when skin needs that extra layer of hydration without adding a heavy cream. It’s an active hydrating essence designed to sit within your routine and complement the products you’re already using, leaving skin feeling plumper, smoother and more comfortable.

A good choice if: your skin feels dehydrated or lacks that healthy, bouncy look even though you’re already moisturising.

Best for: Dark marks, post-breakout marks, sun-related pigmentation and uneven skin tone.

Why I like it:
Pigmentation needs patience and consistency, and homecare is an important part of managing it. I like this as a targeted serum for clients who want to work specifically on uneven tone and visible marks without turning their entire routine upside down.

A good choice if: pigmentation or lingering marks are one of your main skin concerns. And if you're treating pigmentation, daily SPF is essential — no serum can replace good sun protection.

Best for: Dry, stressed or sensitive-feeling skin, particularly when the skin barrier needs extra comfort and support.

Why I like it:
This is one I like when skin feels as though it needs looking after rather than doing more to it. It adds nourishment and comfort and can be particularly lovely when skin feels dry, tight or unsettled.

A good choice if: your instinct is to keep adding actives because your skin isn't behaving — when actually it may be time to simplify your routine and focus on supporting the skin barrier.

Best for: Anyone new to vitamin A/retinoids or wanting to introduce one into their routine gradually.

Why I like it:
If you've never used a retinoid before, this is where I'd usually want you to start. Vitamin A can be brilliant for supporting smoother texture, clearer-looking skin, more even tone and the visible signs of ageing — but your skin needs time to adapt.

A good choice if: you're starting your retinoid journey. Begin gradually rather than using it every night straight away, and always use SPF during the day.

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Already an experienced retinoid user? Retinoid 2 or 3 may be more appropriate — see below or ask me if you're unsure.

Best for: Skin that is already comfortable with retinoids and is ready to progress beyond an entry-level vitamin A product.

Why I like it:
This is the natural step up from Retinoid 1 once your skin has built tolerance. It gives experienced retinoid users a more advanced option for supporting smoother texture, clearer-looking skin, even tone and the visible signs of ageing.

A good choice if: you've been using Retinoid 1 consistently — or already use a comparable retinoid — without persistent irritation, dryness or sensitivity.

New to retinoids? Start with Retinoid 1 rather than jumping straight to a higher level.

Best for: Experienced retinoid users whose skin is already well accustomed to vitamin A and who are looking for a more advanced option.

Why I like it:
This is the most advanced retinoid in the Skin Rocks range. It’s for skin that has already built good tolerance to retinoids — not simply the next product to buy because you've finished Retinoid 2. With vitamin A, stronger isn't automatically better; the right level is the one your skin can use consistently and comfortably.

A good choice if: you're an established retinoid user with resilient skin and know you tolerate vitamin A well. If you're unsure whether you're ready to move up, ask me first.

Best for: Combination, oilier or congestion-prone skin, warmer weather, or anyone who prefers a lightweight moisturiser.

Why I like it:
A lovely option when your skin needs hydration and barrier support but you don't want a rich or heavy finish. The gel-cream texture makes it particularly good for skin that can feel dehydrated while still becoming oily or congested.

A good choice if: you often avoid moisturiser because you dislike the feeling of heavier creams, or you want something lighter during the day.

Best for: Normal, combination or slightly dry skin, and anyone looking for a dependable everyday moisturiser.

Why I like it:
This is the one I'd choose when you don't need anything particularly light or particularly rich. It gives the skin hydration and barrier support in a comfortable everyday texture that works beautifully within a straightforward routine.

A good choice if: your skin is generally balanced but can become a little dehydrated, or you simply want a moisturiser that does its job without overcomplicating things.

Best for: Dry, very dry or more mature skin, particularly when it feels tight, depleted or needs more nourishment.

Why I like it:
This is the one I’d reach for when a lighter moisturiser simply isn’t enough. The richer texture gives dry skin more comfort and support while helping the skin barrier retain moisture.

A good choice if: your skin regularly feels tight after cleansing, becomes dry during colder weather, or still feels as though it needs more after applying your usual moisturiser.

The Eye Cream · £65

Best for: Anyone who specifically wants a dedicated product for the delicate eye area, particularly where dryness and fine dehydration lines are a concern.

Why I like it:
You don't have to use a separate eye cream, but if you enjoy having one in your routine, this is a lovely targeted option. It provides hydration and support around the eye area without needing to complicate the rest of your skincare.

A good choice if: the skin around your eyes tends to feel dry or you simply prefer using a product specifically formulated for this area.

Best for: Dull or tired-looking skin, uneven tone, and anyone wanting additional daily protection from environmental stressors.

Why I like it:
Antioxidants are a great addition to a morning routine, particularly alongside daily SPF. I like this for clients who want to support brighter, healthier-looking skin without adding another exfoliating acid or retinoid.

A good choice if: you already have the basics of cleansing, moisturising and SPF covered and want to add a targeted morning serum to your routine.

Best for: Anyone wanting a simple evening Skin Rocks routine, particularly those who are new to retinoids and want to start with an introductory vitamin A product.

Why I like it:
This is a clever way to try the foundations of an evening routine without committing to several full-size products. It includes cleansing, Retinoid 1, Support Oil and moisturiser, giving you a simple routine focused on skin renewal, hydration and barrier support.

A good choice if: you want to introduce vitamin A into your evening routine or try several Skin Rocks products before moving to full sizes.

Important: Retinoid 1 should be introduced gradually rather than used every night from day one. If you're pregnant, breastfeeding, particularly sensitive or unsure whether a retinoid is appropriate for you, ask me before starting.

Best for: Anyone wanting a simple introduction to Skin Rocks or an easy morning routine without buying several full-size products.

Why I like it:
A really good way to try a complete Skin Rocks morning routine before committing to full sizes. The mini set brings together cleansing, gentle exfoliation, antioxidant support and moisturising in one straightforward routine — and it’s particularly handy for travel.

A good choice if: you're new to Skin Rocks, want to try several products first, or simply prefer a ready-made routine rather than choosing everything individually