The Radiance Routine from our experts

The Radiance Routine from our experts


By The Aroma-Zone editorial team

Published on: Tuesday, April 21, 2026, Updated on: Friday, October 09, 2026

Fatigue, pollution, smoking, excessive sun exposure, natural ageing and chronic stress slow down cell renewal, increase oxidative stress and lead to a duller complexion (1).

Approved by dermatologists, this routine targets the visible signs of these key factors to restore radiance, even out the complexion and help slow down premature skin ageing.

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A word from the experts

Dr Dima HAIDAR, Dermatologist

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“In my opinion, vitamin C is the best antioxidant for skincare. It’s perfect for restoring the complexion’s radiance and combating signs of tiredness. It helps even out the complexion and fade pigmentation spots for a more luminous complexion. It helps protect the skin against the harmful effects of free radicals caused by pollution or UV rays. It is therefore a key ingredient when it comes to preventing skin ageing.”

Dr Valerie ESPINASSE, Micronutritionist

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“Antioxidants, whether derived from vitamins (C, E), minerals (selenium, zinc) or polyphenols, protect the skin against free radicals caused by stress, pollution or UV rays. They therefore slow down the process of premature ageing, reduce inflammation and promote an even, radiant complexion.”

Emilie Ondet, Naturopath and Engineer specialising in biochemistry and natural active ingredients

Emilie Ondet

“Radiant skin is well-oxygenated skin. And there’s nothing quite like physical activity to promote tissue oxygenation. Indeed, the link may not be obvious, but exercise has a direct impact on skin health: it improves blood circulation, which boosts the supply of oxygen and nutrients and contributes to a more radiant complexion. It also increases the production of endorphins, which reduces stress and inflammation, thereby promoting better sleep. A good night’s sleep ensures more effective skin cell repair (due to the synthesis of growth hormones during sleep). Be careful, however, not to overdo it, as sweating and sun exposure can damage the skin and aggravate skin problems. (2)”

Dr Anthony TOUBOUL’s Aroma Solution: a pharmacist specialising in aromatherapy

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“Add a single drop of essential oil directly to a small amount of organic lily vegetable oil, targeting your main concern:

If your priority is skin texture (enlarged pores, uneven skin texture): Choose organic rose geranium. By smoothing the surface of the epidermis, it enables the skin to capture and reflect light once again. It is suitable for all skin types.

If your face looks tired (tired-looking features, nervous exhaustion): Opt for organic neroli. Incorporated into your evening skincare routine, it repairs the damage caused by the day whilst acting as an excellent nerve relaxant before bed.

If you notice an uneven complexion (dull skin, small pigmentation spots): Use mandarin essence (exclusively in the evening). It is the ultimate brightening treatment to restore an even, radiant and refreshed complexion when you wake up.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

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