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The truth about alcohol in skincare: Is it really that bad?
Alcohol in skincare isn’t always a bad thing, but it’s important to know which types of alcohol to look for and which to avoid.
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The Ultimate Guide to Acids in Skincare: Types, Benefits & How to Use Them Safely
In skincare, "acids" are common ingredients used to exfoliate, brighten, and smooth the skin. Though the term might seem scary at first, acids are actually great for achieving clear and healthy skin. The trick is knowing which ones suit your skin type and how to use them without causing irritation or damage.
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What Is the Skin Barrier? Understanding Your Skin’s First Line of Defense
One term that has frequently popped up over the last few years is the skin barrier. But what is it, and why is it so important for your skin? It doesn't matter if you are dealing with dryness, sensitivity, or acne. Understanding about your skin barrier is important for choosing the right products for your skin.
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Dry or dehydrated skin, What is the difference!
When it comes to skincare, many people confuse dry skin with dehydrated skin, assuming they're the same. Dehydrated skin and dry skin are actually different skin concerns. While dehydrated skin lacks water and is an actual skin condition, dry skin lacks natural oils and is a skin type.
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7 facts on Hyaluronic acid
Hyaluronic acid is an acid produced by your body and located in-between your skin cells. When you are younger your skin will have a high level of hyaluronic acid. Basically, one can explain it as a molecule that helps the skin to bind water. When the skin has a high level of hyaluronic acid the skin looks even, bright and elastic.
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5 reasons you should start using a sleeping mask
When a lot of people think about a facial mask they think about clay masks, peel off masks, scrub masks or sheet masks. But there is one more group of masks that are not as well known as the rest and that is sleeping masks. Sleeping masks is basically a cream that you add as a last step and most often when you skin is in need of that extra moisture.
