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What are the different types of sunscreen? There are two main types of sunscreen: physical (also known as mineral) and chemical. Both types work to protect the skin from harmful...

What are peptides? Peptides are short chains of amino acids that can have a variety of benefits for the skin when used in skincare products. Peptides are naturally occurring in...

AHAs, or alpha hydroxy acids, are a group of water-soluble acids that are commonly used in skincare products. Some of the most common AHAs used in skincare include glycolic acid,...

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that offers numerous benefits for your skin. It is a water-soluble vitamin that helps to protect your skin from oxidative stress caused by free...

We call retinol the 5 star ingredient because it has FIVE proven beneficial effects fore the skin: Reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles: Retinol can increase cell turnover...

What Makes Drink Up Hyaluronic Serum Great for the Face? 1. Exceptional Hydration: Low molecular weight Hyaluronic acid is a powerhouse hydrator. It can hold up to 1,000 times its...

Unlocking the Secret to Ageless Beauty: The Art of Prejuvenation in Skincare In a world that celebrates the power of prevention, "prejuvenation" has become a buzzword in the skincare industry....

 Elevate Your Lips with JunoLips: The Ultimate Hydrating Lip Care!  Dry, chapped lips are a thing of the past, thanks to JunoLips – the life-changing lip care product that's about...

When it comes to skincare, few ingredients have garnered as much attention and acclaim as vitamin C. This powerful antioxidant is celebrated for its ability to transform dull, tired skin...

Whilst it doesn’t happen to every person, or after every treatment, “skin purging” is a very real and common after-effect of treatments, especially for people who use minimal active ingredients...

Despite the scary sounding name, in the skincare world using acids on your face every day is pretty commonplace! Skincare acids are actually very gentle and great for many skin...

All skin ages differently, especially when considering lifestyle factors such as smoking, diet, alcohol consumption, and exercise.  However, during the menopause there is intrinsic ageing such as decreased oestrogen levels,...