Understanding the benefits of hydrolysed collagen reveals how this bioavailable protein helps improve skin texture, reduce wrinkles, strengthen joints, and promote digestive health. Dive into the science behind its growing popularity.

Discover the key skincare ingredients for autumn that will keep your skin healthy and radiant this season. Learn how niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and retinol improve texture, hydration and luminosity.

In the world of skincare, Glycolic and salicylic acids have emerged as powerhouse ingredients with transformative benefits. These two acids offer distinct yet complementary actions that can revolutionize your skincare routine. Find about them in this post!

Good weather is upon us again, and the good weather pushes us all to live a more active lifestyle and to go out more. If you are one of us, then your pores are probably working overtime and you are propense to sweating, acne breakouts or even tired looking skin.

Retinol is a cosmetic asset that has become fashionable relatively recently in the cosmetics sector. Surely you have heard of it, but you might have missed its variants and benefits for the skin. So how much do you know about it? Let’s discover Retinol.

The Skin Barrier is found in the Stratum Corneum of our skin. The Stratum Corneum is the outermost layer of the epidermis and consists of flattened corneocytes, surrounded by multilamellar lipid membranes which are composed of cholesterol, free fatty acids, and ceramides. The skin barrier can be visualised as corneocytes representing the “bricks of a wall”, and the rich lipid matrix the “mortar”.

Summer holidays are over, and excess sun radiation, salt water, chlorine, air conditioners… can all lead to dull, splotchy, and discoloured skin. To protect itself from the elements, the skin responds by increasing the surface layer of dead skin cells. The result is rough, flaky, dry and stressed skin that lacks radiance. In addition, excessive sun exposure causes an increase of freckles, sunspots, and blemishes.