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✨ Skin • Skincare • Cosmetic Acupuncture
With Dr Jyn Lui – Chinese Medicine Doctor, Nurse & Holistic Skin Guide 🌿

Helping you heal acne, calm inflammation & glow from within using Chinese Medicine wisdom, gentle rituals & skin-loving care.

When you take something can matter too.In Chinese Medicine, we have Zi Wu Liu Zhu, the organ clock, which looks at the b...
20/08/2026

When you take something can matter too.

In Chinese Medicine, we have Zi Wu Liu Zhu, the organ clock, which looks at the body through different energetic time windows.

That’s why I don’t always think of supplements as simply “take once a day”.

For me, QQ Collagen before bed is part of my evening routine, alongside the idea of supporting the body while it rests and repairs.

It’s not about taking it at a magical hour 😂
It’s about understanding the bigger picture and being intentional with your routine.

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19/08/2026

Your skin is connected to your lungs. And it’s not what you think.

In Chinese Medicine, the Lung is considered the organ that governs the skin and body hair.
And I know that sounds strange at first.
But the Lung has a close relationship with the body’s surface and with something called Wei Qi, our defensive Qi.

So when I’m looking at someone with sensitive, reactive or easily irritated skin, I’m not just looking at what they’re putting on their face.

I’m also thinking about the Lung.
How do they respond to changes in weather?
Do they have sensitive skin or respiratory issues?
Does their skin react to the environment really easily?

And then there’s another layer I find really interesting.
In Five Element theory, the Lung is associated with grief and letting go.
That doesn’t mean your emotions are causing your skin problems.
It means Chinese Medicine has always looked at the body as a connected system rather than treating everything as an isolated symptom.
And this is why I keep coming back to the same point throughout this series.

Your skin needs more than collagen.
It needs nourishment, circulation, protection and the ability to maintain the tissue you already have.
That’s why when I talk about collagen, including something like QQ Collagen, I’m never looking at it as the whole answer.
It’s one piece of a much bigger picture.

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A 2,000 year old text predicted your skin ageing timeline 📖The Huáng Dì Nèi Jīng describes Jīng peaking around age 28 th...
18/08/2026

A 2,000 year old text predicted your skin ageing timeline 📖

The Huáng Dì Nèi Jīng describes Jīng peaking around age 28 then declining from around 35. Modern collagen research shows the same acceleration from the mid thirties.

Two knowledge systems, thousands of years apart, saying the same thing. This is why I take classical TCM theory seriously alongside modern science.

Day 8 of 14. Follow for Day 9: the organ linked to your skin that almost nobody talks about.

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Facial Bo Jin ✨You already know Facial Gua Sha, the broad, gliding strokes that support circulation and leave your compl...
17/08/2026

Facial Bo Jin ✨

You already know Facial Gua Sha, the broad, gliding strokes that support circulation and leave your complexion looking brighter and less puffy.

Facial Bo Jin is its new companion. Performed with a fine stainless steel tool, it works deeper and more precisely, targeting the tight bands and tender points that a broader gua sha stroke can glide right past, think jaw, temples, brow.

Same goal (a calmer, more even face), two different ways of getting there. Swipe through to see how they compare and which one your face might be asking for.

Facial Bo Jin is now bookable as a 40 minute standalone session, or add it to your acupuncture visit at our introductory add on price while we’re getting started with it.

Not suitable for everyone, active breakouts, unhealed injuries, and recent injectables need a little care around timing, so have a chat with us first if any of that applies to you.

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16/08/2026

Read this before purchasing your collagen 👀

Not all collagen supplements are formulated the same.

One thing I look at is collagen peptide size.

Standard collagen peptides can be relatively large and require further digestion before the body can absorb and use the resulting amino acids and peptides.

Collagen tripeptides are much smaller, made up of just three amino acids, and are being studied for their ability to be absorbed more efficiently through the intestine.

And this is where formulation gets interesting.

QQ Collagen uses collagen tripeptides and a liposomal delivery system, designed to help protect the active ingredients as they pass through the digestive system.

So when you’re comparing collagen products, don’t just look at the big number on the front of the packet.

Look at:
What type of collagen is it?
What is the peptide size?
How is it formulated?
And what evidence is there behind the formulation?

Because “more collagen” doesn’t automatically mean better collagen.

And if you’ve been following this 14 day series, you’ll know that I keep coming back to the same idea:

It’s not just about what you put into your body. It’s about what your body can actually use.

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In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Blood is your body’s ultimate internal moisturizer. It feeds your skin, hydrates your t...
16/08/2026

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Blood is your body’s ultimate internal moisturizer. It feeds your skin, hydrates your tissues, and carries vitality to every cell.

When your Blood is depleted, your body shows it: pale or sallow skin, dryness, brittle nails, and low energy.

The best way to rebuild Blood isn’t just taking supplements—it’s using Food as Medicine.

Top 5 TCM Blood-Nourishing Foods:
Chinese Red Dates (Da Zao): Strengthens digestion to build Blood.
Goji Berries: Nourishes Liver Blood and hydrates skin.
Bone Broth: Rich in collagen and marrow to replenish reserves.
Black Sesame Seeds: Moistens dryness from the inside out.
Cooked Dark Greens & Beets: High-mineral foods cooked warm for easy digestion.
Remember: Always cook your food warm! Raw and iced foods weaken your Spleen, making it harder for your body to create fresh Blood.

15/08/2026

One of my favourite Chinese Medicine concepts to explain is Gu Qi because it completely changes the way you think about nutrition.

We often focus so much on what we are eating.
Organic.
High protein.
More vegetables.
More supplements.
More nutrients.

But Chinese Medicine asks another question:
Can your body actually transform and use what you’re giving it?

The Spleen and Stomach are central to this process. Food and drink are transformed into Gu Qi, which then contributes to the production of Qi and Blood.

So if the transformation process is impaired, you can be eating a genuinely nutrient dense diet and still show signs of inadequate nourishment.

This is why I don’t treat every Blood Xu presentation by simply adding more “Blood building” foods or supplements.
I look at the digestive system first.

And when it comes to collagen supplementation, I apply the same principle.
It’s not simply about taking more collagen.
The form, peptide size, digestion and absorption all matter when we are talking about what the body can actually use.
This is something I’ll go into tomorrow when we look specifically at QQ Collagen and collagen peptide size.

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14/08/2026

This is real diagnostic reasoning, not a checklist from the internet. Save this, screenshot the tongue and pulse signs.

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Damp-Heat is like tropical humidity trapped inside your body. It creates sluggishness, triggers inflammation, and destro...
14/08/2026

Damp-Heat is like tropical humidity trapped inside your body. It creates sluggishness, triggers inflammation, and destroys your collagen structure over time.

The good news? You can clear Damp-Heat by making simple shifts to your diet and daily habits to keep your Spleen strong and your skin calm, clear, and hydrated.

Here are 5 practical ways to clear Damp-Heat from the inside out:
Cut back on refined sugars & fried foods
Swap iced drinks for warm teas
Move daily to keep fluids circulating
Add Damp-clearing foods (mung beans, barley, bitter greens)
Replenish with clean collagen once the foundation is clear



Do you have damp and heat? Or damp and cold?

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