Environmental variables, genetic composition, diet, and other factors all contribute to skin changes. The most important single component, however, is sun exposure. This may be seen by contrasting portions of...
Skin maturation can occur after the age of 25, but it is highly dependent on your specific genetics and environmental variables. Surprisingly, when it comes to this type of skin,...
Aging is an unavoidable reality of life. There are two types of skin aging processes: intrinsically and extrinsically. Intrinsic aging is the slowing of normal cellular and biological activities. The...
A relatively new entrant to the cosmetic industry, N-acetyl glucosamine is a skin lightening agent. It is naturally produced in the body by adding an amino group to a glucose...
Hyaluronic acid is a naturally-occurring molecule found in the human body especially in skin, joints, and nerves. HA is found in relatively high concentrations in the basal layer of...
Have you ever wondered why some people just don't get wrinkles? Some recent research now has data to show how genetics play a role in aging, specifically, our skin and...
