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How to fight dark spots and the signs of aging with Vitamin C
One of the most noticeable signs of aging, especially on the face and neck area, are dark spots, age and liver spots. We explore what they are, their causes and how a vitamin C serum can help reduce and even prevent them.
Read moreWhat is hormonal acne and how can a skincare routine help?
Thought you left bad skin behind in your teenage years? Think again. For many women, their menstrual cycle is linked to acne breakouts. Here’s what you need to know to fix it fast.
Read moreCan hyaluronic acid help fight fine lines and dehydration under the eyes?
As it’s so delicate, the skin around the eyes is particularly vulnerable to fine lines and dehydration. We take a look at what hyaluronic acid has to offer this sensitive area of the face.
Read morePhotopollution and skin aging: the importance of UV protection
You’re probably aware of the impact UV damage can have on the skin - but are you familiar with the effects of photopollution? Read on to find out more.
Read moreHere’s why you should be wearing SPF every day
We all know how important sun protection is in summer - but what about protecting your skin from UV damage all year round? Find out why you should be applying SPF 365 days a year.
Read moreHow sunscreen protects your skin from UV rays
We all know how important sun protection is for our skin’s health - but how much do you really know about how SPF protects us from UV-related damage? We take a closer look at the many benefits of sunscreen.
Read moreHow vitamin C can help tired skin
Skincare experts and beauty bloggers the world over can’t stop talking about the skincare benefits of vitamin C. Read on to find out what this on-trend ingredient can really do for your skin!
Read more10 minute meals: foods rich in vitamin C for glowing skin
Looking for some foodspiration to help give your skin a much-needed boost ? Check out these key ingredients rich in vitamin C, for a glowing, healthy, younger-looking complexion.
Read moreWrinkles, fine lines, spots: how oxidative stress harms your skin
Responsible for everything from wrinkles to dark spots, oxidative stress has the potential to significantly affect your skin’s future. Read on for the lowdown.
Read moreWhat is a skin cure?
Sure, you’ve heard of facials, face masks and even facial peels - but what about skin cures? We take a look at the latest targeted treatments destined to perk up your complexion.
Read moreWhat are antioxidants and how do they help my skin
Heard of antioxidants, but not sure exactly how they help your skin? We take a closer look at the links between skin and so-called ‘superfoods’.
Read moreDoes sugar cause wrinkles? Skin aging myths explained
Is sugar really responsible for premature aging? Alongside dermatologist and skin expert Dr. Nina Roos, we take a look at some of the most common myths about diet and skin aging.
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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.
