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Explore skincare products at Farmers, including cleansers, moisturisers, serums, toners, exfoliators, eye creams, face masks and targeted treatments. Shop skincare from brands such as The Ordinary, Clinique, Estée Lauder, Clarins, Dermalogica, Trilogy and more. Compare product types, ingredients, textures and directions to find options that suit your skincare routine and preferences.
Skincare routines can be simple or include several steps. When comparing products, consider the purpose of each product, the skin type identified on its packaging, its texture and the manufacturer’s directions. Product labels and descriptions should also explain when and how frequently an item is intended to be used.
A routine commonly begins with a cleanser, followed by any toner, serum or treatment being used. Moisturiser is generally applied later in the routine, with sunscreen used as directed during the day. The correct order can vary between formulations, so always follow the instructions provided with each product.
Begin your routine with cleansers and makeup removers, then explore moisturisers, serums and anti-ageing skincare. You can also shop toners, exfoliators, eye creams and treatments and face masks.
Farmers also offers dedicated ranges for Korean skincare and men’s skincare and grooming. Products and availability may vary between categories, online and by store.
Browse skincare from The Ordinary, Clinique, Estée Lauder, Clarins, Dermalogica, Trilogy and Antipodes. The range also includes Korean skincare brands such as Beauty of Joseon, Medicube and COSRX. Brand ranges and product availability may change.
If you prefer to shop according to an ingredient listed in a product’s formula, visit the skincare ingredients collection. From there, you can explore products containing hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, salicylic acid, glycolic acid or PDRN. Read the full product information and directions before introducing an unfamiliar ingredient into your routine.
What skincare products do I need for a basic routine?
A basic routine commonly includes a cleanser, moisturiser and daytime sunscreen. Additional products such as toners, serums, eye creams, exfoliators and face masks can be considered according to your preferences and the directions provided with each product.
What order should I apply skincare products?
Skincare is generally applied after cleansing, with lighter products such as toners and serums used before creams and moisturisers. Sunscreen is generally the final skincare step during the day. Always check the directions, as the correct placement may vary between products.
How do I choose skincare for my skin type?
Check whether the product packaging identifies a particular skin type and compare its texture, ingredients and directions with your preferences. If you have persistent skin concerns, allergies or uncertainty about which products are appropriate, seek advice from a qualified health professional.
What is the difference between a serum and a moisturiser?
A serum is usually a lightweight product containing selected skincare ingredients, while a moisturiser is generally a cream, lotion or gel used as a moisturising step. Their exact purpose and recommended use depend on the individual formulation.
Can I use skincare products from different brands together?
Skincare products do not necessarily need to come from the same brand. However, suitability depends on the individual formulations and ingredients. Check each product’s directions and warnings before combining products, particularly when using exfoliating acids, retinol or other concentrated ingredients.
How should I introduce a new skincare product?
Follow the manufacturer’s directions and any patch-testing advice shown on the packaging. Introducing one unfamiliar product at a time can make it easier to observe how your skin responds. Stop using a product if irritation occurs and seek professional advice if needed.
How often should I exfoliate my skin?
Recommended use varies between exfoliating products and formulations. Check the individual product directions rather than following one frequency for every exfoliator. Using a product more often than directed may increase the likelihood of irritation.
Do I need to use a toner?
Toner is an optional step that may be included after cleansing, depending on the product and your preferred routine. Check the toner’s description and directions to understand its intended use and whether it is suitable alongside your other products.
