There are many different cosmetic treatments available that can help to improve the overall look and feel of your skin, whether wrinkles, age spots, acne, or a wide range of other imperfections are a concern for you. If you’ve begun your search for the right treatment to fit your needs, you may have come across … Continue reading
As the weather starts to cool down and pumpkin spice everything starts to pop up, you might be tempted to run out and grab every pumpkin-scented lotion and body wash out there. As wonderful as these products smell, though, they might not be the best choice for every skin type. That doesn’t mean pumpkin has … Continue reading
Contrary to popular belief, women aren’t the only people who can benefit from having a regular skin care routine. In fact, more and more men are now taking steps to achieve and maintain healthy, younger-looking skin than ever before. While there aren’t many differences between the ways in which women and men care for their … Continue reading
You don’t have to completely overhaul your entire skin care routine at the first hint of cooler weather. However, there are a few small changes you can make to help your skin transition to drier air and chilly temperatures. 1. Know Your Skin Type Before making any decisions about which skin care products to use, … Continue reading
If you are a DRPT, you have good lifestyle habits and are under the age of 30 but your skin is dry and has uneven coloration and tone. Your skin needs a strengthened skin barrier to help skin hold onto water and improve hydration. Your melanocytes (the cells that make melanin that gives skin it’s … Continue reading
If you are a DRNW, a few good skin habits can dramatically improve your skin’s health. Your skin needs a strengthened skin barrier to help skin hold onto water and improve hydration. You also need an anti-aging strategy for your skin. The good news is that you are less susceptible to inflammation and uneven skin … Continue reading
DRNT is almost a perfect skin type. Your skin needs a strengthened skin barrier to help skin hold onto water and improve hydration. It is important to maintain good habits to preserve your healthy skin type. If you are like other DRNT patients, you have probably taken your maintenance-free skin for granted over the years, … Continue reading
Dry skin can occur in any climate or temperature. Dry skin types have impaired skin barriers and not enough sebum secretion to compensate for the impairment. Some skin types do well in the heat and humidity, but become dry in colder or less humid environments. All dry skin suffers from the same issue- increased water … Continue reading
When it comes to skincare, the popular terms “retinoid” and “retinol” are often used interchangeably, but they are not one and the same. Retinoid is the generic term for all topical products that contain derivatives of vitamin A. Retinol is simply one example of a retinoid. Although these ingredients can be excellent additions to your … Continue reading
When it comes to sunscreen, there seems to be a never-ending debate. On the one hand, you have countless research studies outlining the terrible effects that sun exposure can have on your skin. On the other, there is the argument that your body needs sun exposure to trigger the natural production of essential vitamin D. … Continue reading
