Understanding how acid exfoliation changes the skin
Posted by Deborah Duffey, Chief Product Development officer and President onIf the idea of using acid on your skin scares you, you’re going to want to revisit that assumption. The acids we’re referring to here won’t burn or injure skin, in fact they’ll do the opposite—turning skin soft and smooth while it clears pores and prevents premature aging.
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The Truth About Using Oil on Your Skin
Posted by Deborah Duffey, Chief Product Development officer and President onIf you’re skipping out on oils for fear that they may clog pores or give you an oily face, you’re missing out on an entire line of beneficial products. The truth is that no matter what your skin type, there’s an oil for you.
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Why you should add antioxidants to your skincare routine
Posted by Deborah Duffey, Chief Product Development officer and President onWhile the science behind antioxidants and how they work is complex, with just a little knowledge you can optimize your routine so you’re using the antioxidants right for you. Because—and this may come as no surprise—yes, you should be adding antioxidants to your routine. Here’s why and how.
Six skincare steps you can skip and one you NEVER should
Posted by Deborah Duffey, Chief Product Development officer and President onThe overwhelming number of products available, the dearth of new “It-Ingredients,” and talk about 10-step routines can make skincare feel inaccessible. It can turn what should be enjoyable into a source of stress. But building—and keeping up with—a solid skincare routine doesn’t have to be so complicated.
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How early do you need to start using anti-aging products?
Posted by Deborah Duffey, Chief Product Development officer and President onAs soon as our mid-20s, skin begins to visibly age. Around the age of 20 collagen production, the protein that keeps skin firm and youthful, slows down about 1% per year. This is also when you might begin to notice fine lines pop up, like expression lines around your eyes or mouth.