This post discussed the beauty trend of using beef fat to moisturize the skin. It smells funny, can cause clogged pores, and may have prions that cause mad cow disease- so why is this a beauty trend on Tik Tok? Our dermatologists spill the tea on beef tallow.
Dermatologist insights on what oil free moisturizers truly mean - do they really contain zero oils? Learn expert facts on oil free skincare - what oil free claims imply, who benefits most from using oil-controlling non-greasy textures, and professional suggestions for acne prone, dry, oily, sensitive, skin types.
In this article, we list and explain the most common massage oils used by everyday masseurs, comparing and contrasting them. We give you dermatologist recommendations for which oils to choose to treat sensitive skin types. Using this information, you'll be able to find the right massage oil for you or your client without worrying about breakouts, allergic reactions, or greasy skin!
Dermatologist Dr. Leslie Baumann explains how aquaporins keep skin hydrated by controlling water flow between cells. Topical aquaporins don't penetrate deep enough but ingredients like ceramides can boost natural levels. Aquaporins also help maintain skin barrier function. Changes contribute to conditions like eczema and psoriasis. Targeting aquaporins may represent new treatments.
Panthenol is a popular humectant, anti-inflammatory ingredient that can be found in numerous products from moisturizers to cleansers. Check out today's blog on panthenol to see if this ingredients is right for your Baumann Skin Type!
What are ceramides? How do they work? Are there any side-effects or concerns associated with ceramide products? Find out all about this fundamental lipid that's crucial to skin barrier health!
What is Glycerin? Glycerin (also called Glycerol) is one of the most common humectant moisturizing ingredients in skin care. Find out all about how it works, how it moves through the skin, and what kinds of consideration to make before using it in your custom skin care regimen.
Moisturizers contain hydrating ingredients that are humectants, occlusives and emollients. They contain fatty acids, oils, lipids, fats, and natural moisturizing ingredients and. Find a list of the best moisturizing ingredients. Learn which ingredients moisturize and hydrate dry skin.
What is cholesterol used for in skin care products? How does it contribute to barrier repair moisturizers? How does it help prevent trans-epidermal water loss? Is Cholesterol good for eczema or other damaged barrier conditions? Find out in today's blog all about cholesterol!
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