Ashwagandha root, also known as withania somnifera and Indian ginseng, is a versatile skin care ingredient that's increasing in popularity as more studies on it are done. Find out how it works and our product recommendations here!

Neocutis' luxury anti-aging products feature cutaneous lysate (PSPs), derived from cultured human fibroblasts. These PSPs include growth factors like TGF-β, FGF, VEGF, EGF, and PDGF, which restore collagen, enhance hydration, and improve skin texture. Clinical studies confirm their efficacy and safety, offering a rejuvenated, youthful complexion.

Korean skin care, also called K-Beauty, has become a popular trend in skin care in recent years. It is best-known for its focus on hydration, inclusion of naturally-der...

Our skin goes through a continuous process of self renewal, which involves the shedding of dead skin cells, or desquamation. This natural process is essential for maint...

Emollients are ingredients that smooth and soften the skin. Find out which ingredients fall into this category and how they work in this blog!

As a dermatologist, I often encounter patients seeking effective treatments for various skin concerns such as acne, rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, and tinea versicolor...

Discover how mitochondrial function impacts skin health, preventing premature aging and maintaining vitality. Learn about key skincare ingredients that protect and boost cellular energy, and find out how to build a personalized routine based on your Baumann Skin Type to support mitochondrial health and achieve youthful, radiant skin.

PQQ is an up and coming ingredient in skin care. Currently only common in supplements, find out what the future may have in store for this unique natural ingredient that works similarly to CoQ10!

In the world of skincare, the term "free radicals" is often thrown around, but what exactly are they, and why should we care? In this blog post, we'll dive deep into th...

This article explores the fascinating world of TRP receptors in the skin and how various skincare ingredients interact with these receptors to produce sensations such as burning, cooling, or tingling. It delves into the science behind these sensations and highlights the importance of personalized skincare based on individual skin sensitivity.

DNA repair enzymes are gaining popularity in antiaging skincare products. These powerful enzymes work at the cellular level to repair damage caused by environmental str...

Dive into the science of Retinoic Acid Receptors (RARs) and their transformative impact on skincare. This blog elucidates how RAR α, β, and γ, activated by topical retinoids such as tretinoin, adapalene, and tazarotene, target acne, pigmentation, and aging. Learn about the specific roles of these RARs in enhancing collagen production, smoothing skin texture, and evening out skin tone, offering insights into choosing the right retinoid based on your skin needs for a healthier, more youthful complexion