Tag: Lactic Acid
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What to Do with Your Neck?
As the first signs of aging appear, many people start worrying about the condition of their neck. This is understandable, as the neck can reveal one’s age quite clearly. However, many home methods that are effective on the face don’t work well for the neck…
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8 New Skincare Products to Watch For
These new releases promise exciting advancements in skincare, addressing various needs from brightening and anti-aging to hydration and barrier repair. Keep an eye out for these innovative products to enhance your skincare routine.
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Review: OPI ProSpa Exfoliating Cuticle Cream – My Go-To for Perfectly Polished Nails
If you’re as obsessed with home nail care as I am, you’ll understand the importance of maintaining healthy cuticles. Enter the OPI Pro Spa Exfoliating Cuticle Cream, a product that has truly revolutionized my nail care routine. Let’s dive into the details, including key ingredients, benefits, pluses, and minuses, along with some personal insights from…
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Review: A Mixed Experience with Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Happi Scalp Scrub
As someone who loves experimenting with hair care products, I was excited to try Drunk Elephant’s T.L.C. Happi Scalp Scrub. Known for their skincare, Drunk Elephant has a reputation for high-quality, effective products, and I was eager to see if this scalp scrub would live up to the hype. Unfortunately, my experience with this product…
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If Your Dermatologist Advises Against Acids in Your Skincare Routine, Remember This Only Applies to Keratolytics
If your dermatologist, when selecting your home care routine, says you should avoid acids for now, remember – this only applies to keratolytics. These are the ones that exfoliate or have anti-inflammatory effects. This includes…
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From Start to Finish: How to Order Active Ingredients in Skincare
Retinol, salicylic acid, peptides – how to organize all of these?
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Q: With so many acids, which one should I choose?
Navigating the world of skincare can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to choosing the right acid for your skin type and concerns. With options ranging from glycolic and salicylic to hyaluronic and lactic acid, each serves a unique purpose.
