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Hair myth: Can a scalp massage help boost hair growth?
If thinning hair is a concern, or hair could do with a little more natural volume, scalp massages are often recommended. Aside from the relaxing factor, we explore if it really does boost hair growth.
Read moreHow to prevent stretch marks during pregnancy
Stretch marks, also sometimes referred to as battle scars, are a common side effect of pregnancy. We take a closer look at why these occur, whether it’s possible to prevent these marks and how topical treatments can help your skin.
Read moreFreckles and sunburn: how to protect your skin
Freckles are a common skin hyperpigmentation that become more visible when exposed to sun. We explore what causes them, how they differ from other dark spots like sunspots and moles and how you can protect your skin.
Read moreNatural anti-aging: why incorporating vitamin C into your diet is good for your skin
Want healthy and plump skin? Take a look at what you’re eating. We explore the relationship between skin and vitamin C in food, and why this vitamin is so vital for the health and youthfulness of your complexion.
Read moreHow thermal water protects your skin
The powerful abilities of thermal water make it the ideal solution to counteract harmful effects on skin. We take a closer look at its protective properties.
Read moreHow thermal water can calm your skin after a chemical peel
Thermal water’s soothing properties make it the ideal solution for post-chemical peel skin. We explain why it helps with the after effects.
Read moreWhat moisturizers work best for sensitive skin?
If you find that your skin reacts to weather changes or after applying beauty products, you may have sensitive skin. It’s important to choose a moisturizer that addresses this skin condition, and has been formulated to reduce its reductivity.
Read moreIs hydration the new skin anti-aging solution?
In the skincare world, anti-aging products are focusing more on those with powerful hydration properties. Read on to find out why hydrated skin is so important and intrinsically linked to anti-aging.
Read moreHow to best hydrate sensitive, dehydrated skin?
Dehydrated skin lacks water, resulting in a dull complexion with visibly fine lines. Skin is often more sensitive, and can feel uncomfortable. The best way to treat dehydrated skin is to rehydrate it. Here’s how.
Read moreWhat is sensitive skin and how do you hydrate it?
Sensitive skin manifests in a number of ways, causing a range of reactions. We explore what sensitive skin is, what are the best ways to treat it and how you can keep it hydrated.
Read moreHow can a rehydration solution help prevent daily skin dehydration?
Inspired by the concept of rehydrating your body after exercise, a rehydration solution is the key to fighting daily skin dehydration. We explore how this solution composition works.
Read moreSkin myth: Does the sun help acne?
Many acne sufferers believe that the sun has a positive effect on the quality of their skin. But how much truth is there in this? We look at whether or not the sun can improve the condition of acne-prone skin, and how we can also effectively protect it from UV damage.
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Hair Care
Hair myth: Can a scalp massage help boost hair growth?
If thinning hair is a concern, or hair could do with a little more natural volume, scalp massages are often recommended. Aside from the relaxing factor, we explore if it really does boost hair growth.
Face Care
What really causes dry skin and dark circles under eyes?
Many women struggle with dry skin under the eyes. But what causes dryness, eye bags and dark circles in this sensitive area? We asked dermatologist Dr. Nina Roos to explain.
Face Care
Skin myth: Does the sun help acne?
Many acne sufferers believe that the sun has a positive effect on the quality of their skin. But how much truth is there in this? We look at whether or not the sun can improve the condition of acne-prone skin, and how we can also effectively protect it from UV damage.
Face Care
What's the difference between replenishment and hydration?
“Replenishing” or “hydrating” skincare products: do you know the difference between these two commonly misunderstood concepts?
Ingredients
Did you know your body actually produces hyaluronic acid?
Hyaluronic acid is used as an ingredient in skincare products due to its "unique capacity in retaining water." But did you know that it is also naturally produced by our bodies? Here, we explain the relationship between hyaluronic acid, cutaneous aging and how to improve skin quality through topical application.
