My Care Journal
Begin with what matters to you. Explore your concerns and find a thoughtful starting point for a conversation.
Explore, learn and find the right next step for your skin, hair or body —
in a thoughtful, unhurried space.
Begin with what matters to you. Explore your concerns and find a thoughtful starting point for a conversation.
Discover our philosophy, treatments, practitioners and the Roses & More approach to care.
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Explore our broader range of treatments and services. These entries are an orientation—not automatic recommendations or a substitute for a practitioner assessment.
Your Journal invites a practitioner-led conversation. The collection below is a general orientation, not a recommendation.
Treatments are explored together with your practitioner. Availability and suitability are confirmed before booking.
Different skin and scalp concerns call for different approaches. Plasma is one possible component of care, not a promise of results or an automatic step in every treatment.
Cold plasma is studied for antimicrobial and skin-surface effects. In Acne Reset, Jenny assesses breakouts, sensitivity and skin condition before choosing an appropriate sequence.
Selected warm-plasma applications may be considered in skin-renewal plans. Lift & Glow is guided by your skin's needs rather than a guaranteed lifting outcome.
Plasma may be discussed alongside other approaches for suitable texture concerns. The choice depends on skin condition, treatment goals and recovery considerations.
Selected Root Revive sequences incorporate plasma as part of a wider practitioner-led scalp-care approach. Hair shedding may also need medical assessment.
Pigmentation has different causes, and some skin types are more vulnerable to post-treatment darkening. Plasma is not a universal pigmentation treatment; suitability must be assessed first.
Ask Jenny About Uneven Tone ↗We begin with your skin or scalp today: its condition, sensitivities, previous treatments and what you hope to address. Jenny considers the appropriate mode, whether another approach would be gentler, and what aftercare or recovery may be needed. Not every concern calls for plasma.
For a fuller explanation of the technology, read our Dual Plasma Technology guide ↗.
A reading room for curious minds: thoughtful introductions today, carefully sourced deeper articles as the collection grows.
What we explore together: changes you have noticed, your skincare history, comfort and sensitivity, previous treatments, and what you hope to achieve.
What the Journal cannot tell you: whether a device procedure or active ingredient is appropriate for your individual skin.
In a Singapore conservation shophouse, Roses & More Skin Alchemy brings together practitioner-led care, botanical materials and thoughtfully selected technologies.
The philosophy is simple: understand the person and the skin in front of us before deciding what comes next.
Our heritage shophouse setting inspires the warm, botanical character of this journal.
Jenny and the R&M team bring professional judgement and personal attention to each visit.
We don't simply match a concern to a treatment name. We consider what care is appropriate, and when.
You don't have to know which treatment you need before you meet us.
Tell us what you've noticed, what matters to you and what you're hoping for. Your Journal selections are prompts for conversation, not a diagnosis.
We review your skin's current condition, relevant history, sensitivity and suitability before agreeing on care.
That might be a treatment, an adapted approach or simply further guidance. There is no obligation to proceed with a treatment.
Your skin changes. Your circumstances change. Your care can evolve with you.
Explore your concerns in the Botanical Skin Journal and decide how you would like to start.
Meet your practitioner, discuss what matters, and determine appropriate care together.
Learn how ongoing care, packages or a future membership might fit your needs.
Ask about continuing care ↗We're exploring ways to make continuing care easier to plan. Any future membership terms, benefits and pricing will be presented clearly before enrolment.
Prototype only: No membership is offered or sold through this page. Fresha membership capabilities and R&M's commercial terms have not yet been verified for implementation.
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