9 Skincare Essentials, One Expert Routine — Dr. Sule Tammar for Shiz Paisley London
9 Skincare Essentials, One Expert Routine
A complete Shiz Paisley London routine, from cleanse to lip balm, shaped by the thinking of medical aesthetic physician Dr. Sule Tammar.
A good routine is rarely about owning more skincare. It is about knowing what earns its place, what does the same job twice, and which areas quietly get ignored while all the attention goes to the face.
These nine essentials move logically from proper cleansing and measured exfoliation to Vitamin C, collagen-focused moisture, and the less glamorous but equally necessary business of keeping hands, lips and body comfortable.
The routine at a glance
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Start with better skin prep
Cleansing is not the decorative opening act of a routine — it determines how well everything applied afterwards can work.
Makeup Remover Solution
Loosens the day's makeup and sunscreen first, so the cleanser that follows can focus on the skin itself rather than dissolving product.
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Vitamin C Cleanser
The proper cleanse once makeup is off, giving the routine a brightening-led direction from the very first step.
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Mint Exfoliating Facial Polish
An occasional reset for surface build-up and dry texture — used with a light hand, not as a daily habit.
Shop now →Vitamin C, without overloading the routine
Keep Vitamin C running through selected stages, then let hydration finish the job rather than stacking actives.
Vitamin C Toner
The transition step before moisturiser — pressed or swept onto clean skin, not repeatedly soaked in.
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Vitamin C Lotion
A lighter daytime moisturising layer — hydration without a dense finish, ideal underneath makeup.
Shop now →Collagen, body and hand care
The neck, chest and hands are exposed to the same weather and friction as the face, yet often receive whatever is left on the palms.
Embrace Collagen Moisturizer
A richer counterpoint to the lotion, useful when skin wants more cushioning or the weather calls for it.
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Shea Body Butter
Best applied after bathing, while skin still holds a little residual moisture for the richer layer to seal in.
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Nourish Hand Cream
Kept somewhere visible so it actually gets reapplied — a formula that's easy to use is more useful than one that's merely rich.
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Smoothing Lip Balm
The final everyday step — used daily for comfort rather than only once lips are already cracked.
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Dr. Sule Tammar
Face, neck, décolleté, hands and body — all part of the same conversation around healthy-looking skin.
The routine takes its cue from Dr. Sule Tammar, whose approach is notably broader than face-only skincare. She highlights three things as key parts of the routine — logic that runs through all nine products above.
Frequently asked
What order should skincare products be applied in?
Start with makeup removal and cleansing, then exfoliate when needed, tone, and move into lighter moisturising products before richer creams. Body butter, hand cream and lip balm can follow as separate finishing steps.
Can I use a Vitamin C cleanser and Vitamin C toner together?
Yes, provided skin is comfortable with both formulas. A cleanser is rinsed away while a toner remains on the skin, so pay attention to the overall routine rather than assuming repeated Vitamin C automatically means better results.
How often should I exfoliate my face?
Once or twice a week is a reasonable starting point for many people, but skin and formula should dictate frequency. Persistent tightness, redness or sensitivity is a sign to reduce use.
Is body butter better on wet or dry skin?
It generally works well on slightly damp skin after bathing, helping to seal in existing moisture, though it can still be applied to dry skin whenever an area needs more comfort.
Edit, don't accumulate
The most convincing thing about this nine-product routine is not that every step needs to happen twice a day. Each product has a recognisable job, with room to edit according to texture, season and what skin is actually doing.
Clean properly, exfoliate intelligently, moisturise according to need — and remember that skincare does not mysteriously end at the jawline.
Source: Shiz Paisley London — 9 Skincare Essentials routine, featuring Dr. Sule Tammar.
