22/04/2026
Have you got a skin condition that won't budge, despite trying different products, cutting out foods, or managing your stress levels?
Low vitamin D could be a missing piece that’s easy to overlook.
Low vitamin D is one of the most overlooked drivers of inflammatory skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis.
It plays a key role in regulating your skin's immune response, controlling inflammation, and keeping the skin barrier strong.
Without optimal levels, your skin simply struggles to do its job.
And, despite whatever you may have been doing over winter, your levels may still not be optimal coming into spring.
Getting a bit of sun on your face isn't going to be enough to change that, especially if you were taking a low dose that didn't move your levels much, or you have a genetic variant that affects how well you make or absorb vitamin D in the first place.
The only way to know if vitamin D is affecting your skin is to test, not guess.
I have access to NHS-approved vitamin D home tests, and I'll guide you on the right dose and supplement for your results, plus make sure you have all the co-factors your body needs so that vitamin D can work properly.
Comment SUN or DM me to get the link to find out more and book your test 💛