Christina treatments are not one service under three names. Each programme has a different goal, so the best choice depends on the skin: whether excess sebum, sensitivity, dehydration, discolouration or a dull tone dominates.

A good plan starts with a question: what should the skin do better after the treatment?

Christina Comodex: oily and blemish-prone skin

We choose Christina Comodex for oily, combination skin with blackheads, enlarged pores and a tendency to shine. The goal is cleansing, refreshment and supporting sebum balance, but without aggressive over-drying.

If acne is inflammatory, painful or escalates quickly, the cosmetology treatment should go hand in hand with a dermatology consultation.

Christina Unstress: sensitive and overloaded skin

Christina Unstress is a direction for dehydrated, reactive, reddened skin or skin overloaded with too many active ingredients. With such skin we usually do not add strong stimuli, but work on comfort and the barrier instead.

Christina FluorOxygen+C: discolouration and lack of radiance

We consider Christina FluorOxygen+C for uneven tone, sun-induced or post-acne discolouration and skin that looks tired. Here SPF is especially important, because without UV protection brightening the skin is less predictable.

How not to confuse your skin’s needs?

A consultation before the programme

Before the treatment it is worth mentioning retinol, acids, dermatological medications, a fresh tan, pregnancy, breastfeeding, allergies and skin reactions to cosmetics. This lets us match the programme to the current condition of the skin, not just to the name of the problem.

Christina can be good in-salon support, but it gives the best results when the treatment matches your home care and your skin’s real needs.