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Jasmine Ee of Ombré on skincare trends and the brand’s innovative approach

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In an era where skincare is shifting towards minimalism and efficacy, Ombré stands at the forefront, redefining beauty routines with innovative, results-driven solutions.

As we step into 2025, we spoke with Jasmine Ee, Co-Founder of Ombré, to discuss the evolving landscape of skincare, the significance of gentle exfoliation, and the brand’s commitment to sustainability. 

From transformative skincare rituals inspired by the Year of the Snake to multi-functional products designed for modern consumers, Ombré continues to set new standards in the industry.

The power of gentle exfoliation: How Mandelic Acid transforms the skin

At Ombré, Jasmine Ee emphasises that deep cleansing and gentle exfoliation are the foundation of a luminous, healthy complexion.

“Mandelic acid, a mild yet highly effective alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) derived from bitter almonds, works by dissolving the bonds between dead skin cells, allowing for their removal without irritation,” she explains.

Unlike stronger acids, its larger molecular structure enables slower penetration, making it particularly suitable for sensitive skin while still delivering noticeable brightening and smoothing effects.

This process beautifully mirrors the symbolism of the Year of the Snake. “Just as a snake sheds its old skin to reveal a renewed layer beneath, exfoliation encourages cellular turnover, unveiling a more radiant, refined complexion,” Jasmine shares. By incorporating gentle yet effective exfoliants like mandelic acid into a skincare regimen, individuals can embrace renewal, clarity, and resilience—both in their skin health and in the spirit of transformation that the Year of the Snake represents.

Minimalist skincare: How Ombré simplifies routines without compromising results

With the growing trend towards simplicity in skincare routines for 2025, Ombré caters to consumers seeking minimalist yet effective products. Jasmine highlights that instead of advocating for an extensive routine, Ombré focuses on multi-functional solutions that cater to a broad spectrum of skin types, including sensitive and reactive skin. “Living in a humid climate often brings seasonal skin concerns, such as fluctuations in hydration levels or occasional sensitivity, which we take into account during formulation,” she notes.

By prioritising thoughtfully crafted, versatile products, Ombré enables consumers to achieve healthy, radiant skin with fewer steps—without compromising on results. “This approach aligns seamlessly with the 2025 trend of intentional self-care, encouraging a more mindful, effective, and sustainable skincare routine,” Jasmine adds.

Beyond the 10-Step routine with Ombré: The future of skincare

While the Korean 10-step skincare routine has long been celebrated for its meticulous approach to skin health, consumer preferences in 2025 are shifting towards a more streamlined, results-driven regimen. “Many are now prioritising efficacy and simplicity over complexity, recognising that an extensive routine is not always necessary for maintaining healthy skin,” Jasmine explains.

Ombré embraces this evolution by formulating targeted, multi-functional products that simplify skincare without compromising effectiveness. “Our approach seamlessly integrates into busy lifestyles, ensuring that skincare remains a pleasure rather than a chore,” Jasmine shares. Rather than promoting a singular ‘miracle product’ or an exhaustive regimen, Ombré focuses on creating well-balanced, versatile formulations that support skin health holistically. By keeping routines simple yet comprehensive, the brand makes daily skincare more sustainable, both for individuals and the environment.

Key ingredients for 2025: Copper peptides, ceramides, and arbutin

Ombré’s formulations for 2025 feature powerhouse ingredients that serve distinct yet complementary roles in maintaining optimal skin health. Jasmine breaks down the benefits of these ingredients:

By integrating these ingredients into a daily skincare regimen, individuals can achieve a well-rounded approach to skin health—enhancing hydration, fortifying the skin barrier, promoting firmness, and improving overall radiance.

Skincare with Ombré in Singapore’s humid climate

Considering Singapore’s humid climate, especially during the Lunar New Year, Jasmine offers essential skincare tips for maintaining a glowing complexion:

Common skincare mistakes to avoid include over-cleansing, skipping sunscreen, and using overly occlusive products that may trap heat and sweat, leading to breakouts.

Sustainability and the future of Ombré

Sustainability is at the core of Ombré’s philosophy, and Jasmine is passionate about the brand’s efforts to minimise environmental impact. “To reduce waste, our entire range is box-free, and we use minimal plastic packaging, opting for eco-friendly alternatives wherever possible,” she shares. Customers also have the option to receive their purchases in a reusable drawstring canvas bag, reducing single-use packaging while providing a stylish, functional alternative.

Reflecting on what inspired her to start Ombré, Jasmine explains, “Ombré was born from a desire to bridge the gap between traditional beauty treatments and the evolving needs of modern consumers.” Looking ahead, she envisions skincare moving towards hyper-personalisation and technology-driven solutions. “At Ombré, we are exploring AI-driven innovations to tailor treatments to individual skin concerns, ensuring professional-grade skincare is accessible, efficient, and results-oriented.”

As Ombré continues to evolve, its mission remains clear: to pioneer a new era of skincare that merges tradition with modern advancements, empowering individuals to achieve their beauty goals effortlessly and confidently.

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About Post Author

Surabhi Pandey

A journalist by training, Surabhi is a writer and content consultant currently based in Singapore. She has over ten years of experience in journalistic and business writing, qualitative research, proofreading, copyediting and SEO. Working in different capacities as a freelancer, she produces both print and digital content and leads campaigns for a wide range of brands and organisations – covering topics ranging from technology to education and travel to lifestyle with a keen focus on the APAC region.
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