If your skin reacts easily, choosing a new product can feel like a bigger decision. Make the process smaller: identify what you need, check the formula and introduce one change at a time.
Start with what you know about your skin
Keep a note of products and ingredients that have caused problems before. If you have a diagnosed allergy or skin condition, bring the complete ingredient list to the professional who knows your history.
Words such as natural, luxurious or designed for mature skin do not answer that individual question. Neither does a short list of featured ingredients.
Check the whole product
Before buying, look for the full packaging ingredient list, intended area of use and directions. Ask about anything that is missing. For Truff’elle, you can request product-specific information before ordering.
Avoid changing several products at once. Keeping the rest of your routine familiar makes it easier to notice how a new addition feels. Stop using a product that causes irritation and seek advice if symptoms persist.
A face cream for daily moisture, a targeted eye cream, or both together. Compare the sizes, ingredients and prices before you choose.
Be deliberate about retinol
Our Eye Cream contains retinol; it is not the same formula as the face cream. Retinol can irritate sensitive skin. The AAD’s retinol guide explains suitability considerations and advises avoiding retinoids during pregnancy.
If you are unsure whether it belongs in your routine, ask your treating professional. You can choose a face cream without purchasing the eye cream as part of a set.
A smaller first purchase
The 20mL Discovery is the smaller size of the Black Truffle Peptide Cream. It changes the size of the purchase, not the need to check suitability. Read the guarantee and return conditions before ordering.
Use the range comparison to see each product’s purpose, volume and price together.