Independent Skincare Education

Skincare is easier to navigate when you understand what you're choosing.

skINTELL gives you clear, evidence-led information on skincare, treatments and skin health without the hype, the hard sell or the pressure to buy.

Skincare without the sales pitch.

There's no shortage of skincare information. There's just a shortage of information you can trust.

skINTELL exists to make the complicated stuff easier to understand so that you canmake informed decisionsabout your skin, your treatments and where you spend your money. 

  • Understand your skin

    Learn the fundamentals before getting pulled into products, treatments or trends.

  • Make informed choices

    Understand what treatments and ingredients actually do, who they may suit and what to consider before spending your money.

  • Cut through the claims.

    No product pushing, no paid for recommendations disguised as advice. Just useful information, clearly explained. 

Created by a skin therapist

skINTELL was created by award-winning skin therapist Jade Guidon, bringing together professional experience, continued education and a straight forward approach to skincare. 

The goal is simple: help you understand your skin well enough to
 make better decisions for yourself.

Affordable Specialist Skin Education

Practical, concise and evidence-based guides covering the topics that matter most.

No hype. No favourites. No pressure.

skINTELL isn't here to tell you what you need to buy.

It's here to give you the information to work that out for yourself.

Education Accessible To All

Part of skINTELL's growth supports free skin education initiatives within communities. Because great skin knowledge shouldn't be a privilege.

Start with the fundamentals

Before you buy another serum, book another treatment or change your entire routine, start with the basics. 

Fundamentals First is a free guide to understanding the foundations of good skincare. From your skin barrier and cleansing to SPF, active ingredients and building a routine that actually makes sense.