
THE LINDSEY RAPP APPROACH
Your routine, refined.
A thoughtful skincare routine starts with the right essentials, not more products.
Build Your RoutineBEST SELLERS
THE SKIN EDIT
Start with your skin.
Find a focused edit for the concern you want to address.
01
Barrier support
For skin that feels tight or reactive.
02
Dry and dehydrated
Comfort and moisture without the extra steps.
03
Oily and acne prone
A lighter routine for congestion and breakouts.
04
Uneven tone
Focused care for dark spots and discoloration.
05
Firming and age support
Thoughtful formulas for changing skin.
06
Sensitive skin
A gentler edit for easily irritated skin.
THE CURRENT EDIT
Worth making room for.
Four essentials for a considered routine: cleansing, peptides, barrier care, and SPF.
A more considered way to care for your skin.
I'm Lindsey Rapp, a licensed esthetician in Waterford, Michigan. This is my edit of Korean and professional skincare: products I've chosen for a reason, with routines that make sense for real skin.
The Skin Edit
Clear answers to the skincare questions I hear most often.
SkinPen Microneedling Aftercare: What to Use, What to Avoid & When
What to use—and avoid—after professional SkinPen microneedling, including cleansing, moisturizer, SPF, active ingredients and when to call your provider.
SkinPen Microneedling Aftercare: What to Use, What to Avoid & When
SkinPen Microneedling Aftercare: What to Use, What to Avoid & When
Lindsey Rapp
When Should You Get a Facial Before Your Wedding? An Esthetician's Timeline
Wondering when to book a facial before your wedding? Follow an esthetician's timeline for bridal facials, treatments to avoid and wedding-week skincare.
When Should You Get a Facial Before Your Wedding? An Esthetician's Timeline
When Should You Get a Facial Before Your Wedding? An Esthetician's Timeline
Lindsey Rapp
Enzyme Exfoliation vs. Chemical Exfoliation: Which Is Better for Your Skin?
Enzyme cleanser or exfoliating acid? Learn how they differ, which may suit sensitive or congested skin, and how to choose without over-exfoliating.
Enzyme Exfoliation vs. Chemical Exfoliation: Which Is Better for Your Skin?
Enzyme Exfoliation vs. Chemical Exfoliation: Which Is Better for Your Skin?
Lindsey Rapp



