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Do’s and Don’ts of Fall Skin Care

Our skin needs a check-up once in a while too. The changing of seasons sometimes comes slowly and then all at once. Suddenly, the skin may start appearing more oily or dull than before; what has changed? Sometimes a change…

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“Back to School” with Skin Care Basics

  That subtle end-of-summer change in the air is a great signal for us. The change of season is the perfect time to reassess our techniques and our supplies for the near “school year” ahead. As life-long skin care students,…

Menopause and Skincare

Menopause has been a hot topic this year, and in the skincare world, we have seen it all. It comes down to skin science. What we know of hormones, collagen production, aging skin, and environmental factors like sun damage all…

Traveling Doesn’t Have to Mean a Poor Skin Care Routine

A true jet-setter is ready for any travel experience, and that includes taking care of our largest organ, the skin! Especially when travels take us to regions with varying levels of humidity, or warmer or cooler temperatures than we’re used…

Vitamins and the Skin

Could a vitamin a day keep the wrinkles away? It's hard to eat nutrient-rich food all the time, so supplements are a great way to “check that box.” Vitamin A and other nutrients are at the core of the Environ…

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Thinking About Beauty Standards (Via Skincare)

This blog isn’t what you think it is. We are discussing "What is beauty?" but our answer doesn't have anything to do with shape, color, or age. Science suggests a number of biological factors contribute to what society recognizes as…

Before the Peel: Preconditioning

What is preconditioning? Preconditioning is the process of preparing the skin for a chemical peel by using specific skincare products and treatments in the weeks leading up to the procedure. This process helps to optimize the skin's health and resilience,…

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Everything Melasma

Melasma is a common skin condition that causes dark, irregular patches on the skin, usually on the face. The condition is more common in women than men and is most frequently seen in people with darker skin tones. While the…

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