The older we turn, especially after sixty or seventy years, our skin drastically changes. Cell turnover drastically slows down, causing mottled pigmentation and dark spots to appear. In addition, active epidermis loses hydration and becomes thinner and more flaccid. Flattening of the dermo-epidermal junction decreases the transfer of nutrients from the dermis to the epidermis, losing the skin its elasticity.

Once you hit your 40s, and into your 50s, your skincare routine needs to move to the next level. If, until now, it was about preventing aging, now is the time to take action and fight against it. We give you the key products to do it.

At the age of twenty, our priority in terms of beauty is to prevent aging. Therefore, we must above all avoid sun exposure to prevent future wrinkles and keep the skin well clean, hydrated, moisturized, and exfoliated.

Over the years, our body undergoes global changes that affect our body as a whole and the skin is not exempt from it. In our twenties is when the skin begins to undergo changes and age and establishing a good and effective facial care routine during this decade is vital.

There are so many acids in the market that it can be tricky to choose the one perfect for your skin. Your skin type and condition are very determinant when it is time to choose the perfect chemical peel to use.

After the festive Christmas season, it's crucial to prioritize skin repair to undo any damage caused by late nights, indulgent meals, and harsh weather conditions. Learn why post-holiday skin repair is essential for restoring your complexion's health and radiance.

Christmas holidays are just around the corner, and we hope that your preparations to make them wonderful are well underway. Here are some beauty essentials to glow this Christmas!

The coronavirus has come into our lives this year and, with it, masks. This sanitary material, introduced into our daily routine to protect ourselves and others, forces us to cover the lower third or half of our face, leading to the appearance of an unexpected phenomenon: the maskne.