Arbutin: The Bankable Alternative To Hydroquinone
No one likes age brown spots, acne marks, and brown patches of melasma. Several factors contribute to blotchy, uneven skin including hormones, physical skin trauma, and the most common trigger,...
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Niacinamide: The Versatile Skincare Ingredient
The thought of wrinkles and dry, dull skin worries many of us. We turn our attention to over-the-counter skin care products that might help solve the problem. But we’re here...
Understanding Hydroquinone
Everyone desires to look and feel beautiful. Globally, beauty has been associated with fair and light skin tones. As a result, there has been a boom in the beauty industry...
Is Hyaluronic Acid the same as Sodium Hyaluronate?
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...
Turmeric, a wonder root?
Turmeric is a plant that has a very long history of medicinal use, dating back nearly 4000 years. In Southeast Asia. Turmeric is a product of Curcuma longa, a rhizomatous...
Why darker skin is more prone to pigment problems?
Across the world, there is great diversity in skin color. Across this array of skin colors, there are many disorders related to skin pigmentation such as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), sun...
Ethnic Differences in Skin
It makes intuitive sense to believe that skin properties are different among ethnic groups. Therefore, how to address dermatological issues would be more effective when these differences are taken into...
What is the makeup of skin?
The Stratum Corneum consists of several layers of flat, non-nucleated, dead or peeling cells. It is often referred to as the horny layer. The stratum corneum has an important job...
Why some people don't get wrinkles?
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...
What is the Fitzpatrick Scale and how can it help your skin?
The Fitzpatrick scale was founded by Harvard Medical School dermatologist Thomas B. Fitzpatrick in 1975, as a way to estimate the response of different types of skin to ultraviolet (UV)...
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