Category: Treatments
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Q: Is it safe to regularly exfoliate the skin? Won’t the skin cells run out?
Some cosmetologists recommend not overdoing it with skin exfoliation, warning that skin cells will die (sic!) and it will be bad. This sounds scary, doesn’t it? Let’s figure out what’s wrong with this.
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Review: Drunk Elephant F-Balm Electrolyte Waterfacial – The Ultimate Combination Skin Saver
A moisturizing face mask with components that restore the skin’s lipid barrier. There’s no rocket science here (and honestly, there’s none in any cosmetics), but the formula is stellar, like in the best Hollywood blockbuster. It contains…
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Q: Serum, toner, ampoule, essence – are these all different things?
In the world of skincare products, there are only two clearly regulated definitions: pharmaceutical or medicinal product (which is sold in a pharmacy) and cosmetic product (everything you can find on the shelves of cosmetic stores and online). You cannot register a medicinal product as a cosmetic one and sell it in a regular store.…
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6 Must-Have Niacinamide Products for a Radiant, Clear Complexion (and No, The Ordinary Isn’t on the List)
Whether you’re looking to calm sensitive skin, tackle hyperpigmentation, or maintain a healthy, radiant complexion, niacinamide has something to offer. Here are 6 standout products featuring niacinamide that can help restore your skin’s barrier, lighten dark spots, and fight acne, ensuring your skin looks and feels its best.
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Q: What is BBL? Everyone’s getting it, but how do I know if I need it?
I want to talk specifically about this type of hardware cosmetology because there are many questions about it and little information available. BBL (BroadBand Light) is a high-intensity, broad-spectrum light system designed for skin density improvement, vascular correction, pigmentation, and acne treatment, developed by the American company Sciton. In simple terms, it’s a device for…
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7 Glycolic Acid Products for Your Face
Besides exfoliating the skin and stimulating collagen production, glycolic acid can suppress melanin production, preventing and eliminating pigmentation spots. Glycolic acid is best suited for problematic and/or mature, non-sensitive skin. Here are some effective products to consider.
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4 Products for Wrinkles and Dark Circles Under the Eyes
The delicate skin around your eyes often shows the earliest signs of aging, such as wrinkles and dark circles. Choosing the right eye care products can make a significant difference in maintaining a youthful and refreshed appearance. Here are 4 standout products that effectively target wrinkles and dark circles under the eyes, offering solutions from…
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Q: Retinol causes skin irritation, peeling, and inflammation. Is Retinol not suitable for me?
Retinol is one of the most challenging components of home skincare routines. Retinol is a form of vitamin A that is suitable for home use and can be introduced by the user themselves. However, during the adjustment period, it can provoke retinoid dermatitis. Why does this happen?
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How To Safely Use Retinol in The Summer and Avoid Harming Your Skin
Many experts recommend against using retinol in the summer due to increased sensitivity to sunlight and the risk of skin irritation. However, with careful precautions and adherence to certain guidelines, it is possible to safely incorporate retinol into your summer skincare routine. Here’s how you can continue to enjoy the benefits of retinol while protecting…
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Review: Aquaphor SOS Lip Repair – The Ultimate Lip Saviour for Chapped Lips
As someone who regularly battles chapped and dry lips (say thanks to my love of lip scrubs and a lot of outdoor time with my kids), finding an effective lip balm has always been a quest. After using Aquaphor SOS Lip Repair consistently, I can confidently say that this is one of the best lip…
