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Growth factors in skincare are a MUST for people over 30 whose skin is starting to show signs of aging and environmental damage.
Just imagine. If you could build the perfect skincare product, what would it be made of? More importantly, what would your dream product do for your skin?
Here’s why ceramides deserve a spot in your skin routine.
Hello! I’m Niacinamide, but you can call me Vitamin B3. I’m a skincare multi-tasker, so I get along well with just about every skin type and skin concern.
Acid? To exfoliate my sensitive skin? Yes! Only if it’s mandelic acid, an alpha hydroxy acid derived from bitter almonds.
If your skin is looking dry, dull, or stressed, it probably needs a dose of vitamin C! Vitamin C plays a key role in skincare, helping keep skin strong, youthful, and healthy-looking.
Even in small percentages, minerals provide mighty skincare benefits by reducing inflammation, enhancing cellular health and regeneration and accelerating healing, just to name a few.
Retinol is known as an antidote for lines and wrinkles, but that’s not all this powerful ingredient can do!
For year-round blemish control, check out these helpful lifestyle & product tips. How many of them are you already doing?
What's better for skin, natural ingredients or chemicals? Wait—that's a trick question.
Did you know that an essential anti-aging ingredient is already deep within your skin?
Plant science is growing. The burgeoning trend of plant stem cells has firmly rooted itself in skin care products, thanks to ever-increasing advances in skin care science.
