Libi & Daughters
Welcome to the House of Haute Couture Skincare. We want to bring back personalized care approach. We’re not playing that game.
We’re here to guide you on your journey to your healthiest, most beautiful skin 🗝️
Start your personal skin care journey on www.libi.com. Skincare is part of our DNA inherited from mother to daughter through six generations, each adding new ideas enriching the knowledge base of the family. A century ago, the only way to treat skin conditions was to visit a specialist —often a doctor —who would provide an examination and indicate a specific formula to be hand-prepared by a pharmacologist. Each ingredient was carefully and individually selected for the customer to avoid unwanted reaction ns and unneeded strains on the skin. unfortunately, today’s typical approach no longer accommodates that mold. Most skincare brands succumb to market appeal, deceiving the masses with messages meant to sell products, rather than meet the actual, diverse needs of individuals. However, there’s no one-size-fits-all option when it comes to skin. Most of what you’ll find on shelves today is diluted, containing only a tiny amount of active ingredients to comply with standards set by a numbers-driven industry. That’s why we are bringing back the timeless tradition of treating your complexion with care, respect and precision, with a holistic approach that incorporates how skin functions in conjunction with the rest of the body. Much like the gears of a clock, skin is a complicated mechanism: it works well only if every single part is in sync. A clock will stop working if a particle gets stuck in the gears, just as the skin will stop functioning if something disrupts its natural routine. We believe this is the only way to achieve results that you can rely on. Our treatments eliminate harmful particles that make their way onto and into your skin, rejuvenating the whole system. Our custom-picked ingredients fortify your skin, allowing it to protect itself naturally and function as healthily as possible. What do we provide our clients?
• Personalised treatments and solutions, with everything your skin needs to become healthier, stronger and more beautiful.
• The luxury to be able to sit back, relax, and let us determine your optimal skincare routine.
• Evidence-based knowledge that’s grounded in dermatology.
• Key advice and know-how for adjusting your daily routine (nutrition, washing techniques, and more) to get the most out of your skin’s natural abilities.
15/10/2026
When David Motta Soares joined Dr. Inna Szalontay at The House of Libi & Daughters, the conversation went beyond skincare to explore an often-overlooked aspect of life as a professional dancer.
Ballet demands extraordinary attention to physical conditioning, strength and recovery. Yet skin health, despite the constant exposure to stage makeup, intense lighting, sweat and frequent cleansing, is rarely given the same consideration.
Together, David and Dr Inna explored the relationship between performance and skin health, questioning how greater awareness and a more thoughtful approach to skincare could become part of the conversation within the performing arts.
Because caring for the artist should also mean caring for the skin that performs alongside them.
13/10/2026
Uneven tone and post-blemish marks take consistency, not quick fixes.
N°72 Anti-Pigmentation Serum is formulated to support the appearance of uneven pigmentation, lingering marks and skin tone, helping skin look clearer and more even over time.
Targeted care. Repeated consistently.
12/10/2026
What we see on stage is beauty, precision and control. What we rarely see is the cost behind it.
For ballet dancers, years of training, stage makeup, heat, sweat and repetition can become so normal that their effect on the skin is simply accepted as part of the profession.
In conversation, David Motta Soares and Dr Inna Szalontay look beyond the performance to the person creating it, and ask a larger question: can care for the artist become part of the culture of the art itself?
While physical conditioning, muscle recovery and injury prevention are recognised parts of a dancer’s life, skin health often receives far less attention. Yet the skin faces its own demands, deserving the same consideration and care as the rest of the body.
Watch the full conversation on YouTube. Link in bio.
[professional ballet dancer, stage makeup, skin health, skincare for dancers]
08/10/2026
Ballet is built on discipline, repetition and control. But some of what the artist carries never makes it onto the stage.
Years of makeup, removal, heat, sweat and recovery can become so embedded in the profession that their effect on the skin starts to feel normal.
In conversation, David Motta Soares and Dr Inna Szalontay look at what sits behind the performance: the demands placed on the artist, the things ballet dancers learn to work around, and the point at which care needs to become part of the conversation too.
Because when the final result is beautiful, the cost behind it is easy to overlook.
A conversation on ballet, skin and what the artist is asked to carry.
[professional ballet dancer, stage makeup, skin health, skincare for dancers]
30/09/2026
Slow beauty is about choosing with intention: understanding what your skin needs, staying consistent, and resisting the pressure to constantly add something new.
For David, that meant a personalised Red Box, built around his individual skin needs.
A more considered approach to skincare, built around the person rather than the trend.
Discover David’s conversation with Dr Inna Szalontay on YouTube. Link in bio.
In ballet, you cannot skip the training and expect the movement to feel effortless.
In skincare, you cannot rush the process and expect the skin to respond on command.
The shortcut is usually the part that costs you later.
David Motta Soares and Dr Inna Szalontay on why neither ballet nor skincare rewards impatience.
Full conversation on YouTube. Link in bio.
[ballet dancer, luxury skincare, dermatologist, slow beauty]
28/09/2026
Internationally renowned ballet dancer David Motta Soares and Dr Inna Szalontay come together over a shared belief: meaningful results are built through patience, consistency and individual care.
In ballet, mastery comes from years of repetition and refinement. In skincare, the same principle applies. Understanding the skin, choosing care with intention and giving it time to respond.
This is the idea behind slow beauty, and behind David’s personalised Red Box, created around his individual skin needs at the Libi & Daughters clinic.
Two disciplines. One shared belief.
Watch the full David Motta Soares × Dr Inna Szalontay conversation on YouTube. Link in bio.
Beauty Without Shortcuts.
in conversation with Dr. Inna Szalontay.
What does it mean to care for skin with the same patience we give to a craft?
Internationally renowned ballet dancer David Motta Soares joins Dr Inna Szalontay to reflect on slow beauty, personalised skincare and the discipline of consistency. A shared belief that meaningful results are rarely instant. They come from knowledge, repetition, patience and care.
For Libi & Daughters, skincare is not about chasing quick transformations. It is about understanding the skin, respecting its individual needs and giving it the right support over time.
Watch the full conversation on YouTube. Link in bio.
23/09/2026
Comfort, in its richest form.
N°62 Comforting Ointment envelops the skin in a nourishing, cushiony layer, helping it feel softer, smoother and more cared for when it needs extra support.
A rich texture designed for moments when skin is asking for comfort.
[comforting ointment, nourishing ointment, softer skin, smoother texture, dry skincare]
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