Emma deals with breakouts mostly around the chin and cheek area. When curating a routine for herself, reducing and healing breakouts while evening out pigmentation is her target.

Joshua describes his skin as oily to oily predominate combo. Teen years riddled with “trying all the things” resulted in heavily textured skin and post acne hyper-pigmentation. He has extremely resilient thick skin and has been using heavy actives and strong forms of exfoliation to balance and keep his skin clear and bright.

Gentle cleansers and richer moisturizers are Torri's go-to. As her Eden Team encourages, she's started using chemical exfoliants in the past year, and gentle ones at that, sparingly - great to combat dullness. She's consistent with sun protection and at home facials with skincare devices to lift, sculpt, and allow for a deeper absorbtion of hydrating products.

Souriyno has truly combination skin with bouts of dryness and bouts of oiliness. With some occasional acne, Souriyno mostly attributes breakouts to stress, major shifts in diet, or changes to his skincare routine (his skin is sensitive to new products).

Casey has normal to oily skin that is prone to hormonal and stress-related breakouts. Casey has some beautiful signs of aging that she chalks up to "years of neglecting to incorporate sunscreen".

Andrea has normal skin that is easily irritated with product changes. As she approaches 50, her focus has shifted to daily skincare routines focused on refining texture as fine lines and dark spots become more prevalent. 

John has combination skin that gets fairly dry in the winter months. His skin burns easily in the sun. Sun damage over the years led to having minor basal cells removed with scarring as a result. John is prone to razor burn irritation.

Amy has been diagnosed with rosacea and cystic acne in the past but hasn't had any flair ups with either in quite some time. These two perfectly represent the skincare needs of someone who wants simple, easy and effective - less is more.