Tag: Panthenol
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What to Look for in a Serum? A Comprehensive List of All Possible Ingredients (including examples!)
When choosing a serum, consider the following components. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it covers some key ingredients to look for based on your skin needs…
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Killer Component Combinations for Maximum Results
When combined effectively, these “killer component combinations” can amplify each other’s benefits, targeting multiple skin concerns simultaneously for maximum results. Whether you’re looking to brighten, hydrate, or fight signs of aging, understanding which ingredients work best together is key to optimizing your skincare routine. Dive into these powerful pairings and unlock your skin’s potential.
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Revisiting Drugstore Shower Oils: A Disappointing Decline
I recently reviewed the shower oils from various drugstore brands and was disheartened to see how diluted the La Roche-Posay formula has become. It used to contain some pure oils, but now it’s mostly surfactants and fatty acids. Not terrible, but lacking for a product labeled as lipid-replenishing. I examined the ingredients of four major…
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Review: Falling in Love with Tony Moly Shea Butter Chok Chok Face & Body Cream
As an avid fan of Korean skincare, I’m always on the lookout for new products that offer effective, modern ingredients without breaking the bank. Korean beauty brands have a knack for combining innovative formulations with affordability, and TonyMoly is a shining example. One product I’ve fallen in love with is the TonyMoly Shea Butter Chok…
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The Battle of Moisturizing Serums: Which One is Worth Your Money?
The most popular combination is hyaluronic acid and panthenol, with dozens of brands producing this product. How can you tell which one is worth buying? I’ve selected the six most popular ones; let’s take a look.
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4 Products to Restore Your Skin’s Lipid Barrier
Restoring your lipid barrier is crucial for maintaining healthy, resilient skin. This listing includes cosmetic products that contain ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids in the classic 3:1:1:1 ratio.
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Q: Everyone around me says they have sensitive skin. Maybe I do too? How can I tell?
First and foremost, there are no clear diagnostic criteria for sensitive skin (unless we are talking about skin sensitivity in chronic skin conditions like atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, or rosacea). Both doctors and patients often rely on subjective factors (if your face turns red in the cold – it’s sensitive, if you had a reaction to…
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8 Creams with Skin-Mimicking (Lamellar) Emulsions and Why You Need One
Let me remind you that lamellar one is a type of emulsion that “mimics” the structure of the epidermis. You can recognize it by the abbreviation MLE on the packaging, lecithin or hydrolyzed lecithin, and lamellar emulsifiers in the ingredient list.
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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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Review: Mizon AHA & BHA Daily Clean Toner – What Works for Some May Not Work for All
A few months ago, I decided to incorporate AHA and BHA acids into my routine in the form of a toner in the morning before using a vitamin C or niacinamide serum. One of my friends, who is slightly older than me, recommended this toner as she knew we have the same skin type –…
