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Four-Axis Profile

Dry · Sensitivity-Prone · Dark Spot-Prone · Wrinkle-Prone

  1. Moisture BalanceDry
  2. ReactivitySensitivity-Prone
  3. Tone EvennessDark Spot-Prone
  4. Signs of AgeingWrinkle-Prone

How Does Klaris Read This Identity?

Barrier-repairing hydration (ceramides and fatty acids) and soothing ingredients stand out; tone support and antioxidants may be worth looking for at moderate levels. Extra care: harsh cleansers, alcohol, fragrance and high-strength acids.

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Moisture Balance

Dry

The skin produces limited sebum; tightness shortly after washing, a dull appearance and seasonal flaking may occur. For this pole, Klaris highlights barrier-friendly fatty acids, ceramides and emollients, with extra care when harsh sulphate cleansers or high levels of alcohol appear near the top of the ingredient list.

Related ingredient guides: Ceramides · Squalane · Hyaluronic Acid · Panthenol (Provitamin B5) · Cholesterol (Barrier Lipid)

Reactivity

Sensitivity-Prone

The skin tends to react more readily to new products, fragrance or strong actives; redness, tingling or a feeling of warmth are frequently reported. For this pole, Klaris highlights soothing ingredient families. Extra-care notes become more prominent for fragrance and essential oils, high-strength acids, and combinations of several strong actives.

Related ingredient guides: Centella Asiatica (Cica) · Panthenol (Provitamin B5) · Allantoin · Bisabolol · Beta-Glucan

Tone Evenness

Dark Spot-Prone

The skin is more prone to the appearance of uneven tone, such as dark spots or darkening after blemishes, due to sun exposure, marks or hormonal factors. For this pole, Klaris highlights tone-supporting actives (niacinamide, vitamin C, arbutin and azelaic acid) and sun protection as worth looking for, in the context of tone appearance and without skin-whitening claims.

Related ingredient guides: Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) · Vitamin C · Arbutin · Azelaic Acid · Tranexamic Acid

Signs of Ageing

Wrinkle-Prone

The appearance of fine lines and elasticity is a prominent concern for the user. For this pole, Klaris highlights retinoid, peptide and antioxidant families as worth looking for, and emphasises sun protection as a foundation for supporting the skin's appearance.

Related ingredient guides: Retinol (Vitamin A Derivative) · Peptides · Coenzyme Q10 (Ubiquinone) · Bakuchiol · Vitamin C

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