DORA featured by nss g-club: a new way of talking about skincare

Recently, nss g-club featured DORA in an article, presenting our project as a clear sign that the beauty industry is (finally) moving towards a more inclusive approach based on the real needs of the skin.

Beyond the "men" and "women" divide

As the renowned digital magazine points out, there is no such thing as "men's skincare" or "women's skincare". There are different types of skin, which change over time and deserve routines designed around their unique characteristics—not someone else's.

Research starts with hormones, not labels

Among the topics highlighted by nss g-club is the concept of hormone-focused skincare: formulations developed by considering the relationship between hormonal changes and the skin. During gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT), as well as in other situations involving hormonal fluctuations, the skin may experience acne, dryness, increased sensitivity or changes in sebum production.

Seeing DORA featured by an internationally recognised publication that has always promoted new forms of inclusion and representation confirms that the beauty industry is finally evolving—and we couldn't be happier about it.