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Camellia oil, also known as tsubaki oil or tsubaki seed oil, is derived from the seeds of Camellia japonica, a flowering tree native to East Asia. Historically a staple...
Read moreFoaming cleansers are best for oily skin types, while cream and oil cleansers are better for dry skin types. Learn why non-foaming cleansers are safer for your skin barrier.
Read moreYou may see an ingredient called Ophiopogon japonicus root listed on many different skin care labels, including cleansers, moisturizers, and serums. This ingredient, co...
Read moreKaolin clay, also known as white clay or China clay, is one of the most versatile and gentle clays used in skin care . Unlike many other clays, which can be drying, kao...
Read moreLots of things can affect hair growth and fullness, including age, genetics, diet, menopause and hormones, and certain medical conditions. Fortunately, there are severa...
Read moreChances are, you’ve used a skin care or cosmetic product that contains iron oxide – but you may have not known it. Iron oxides are commonly found in tinted sunscreens a...
Read moreDid you know that the same compounds that help plants stand tall and weather harsh environments can also keep your skin firm and youthful? These compounds, called phyto...
Read moreRhodiola rosea, also known as golden root or arctic root, is an herb commonly found in cold regions of Europe and Asia. Traditionally, it has been used in folk medicine...
Read moreFungal acne is a common reason people's pimples keep coming back over and over. Find out how what fungal acne is, and how to treat & prevent it with good skin care
Read moreLoose, sagging skin is one of the most common signs of aging that shows up on the face, neck, and chin. As we age, our bodies produce less collagen, elastin, and hyalur...
Read moreAlso referred to as sulfadiazine, this ingredient is used in many wound creams and is especially useful for treating burns. While sulfadiazine is not used for cosmetic ...
Read moreThis article reviews the research studies and mechanisms of action behind a top-selling anti-aging ingredient that boosts hyaluronic acid production. It highlights how this ingredient enhances skin hydration, improves firmness, and reduces sagging. The article also discusses its safety profile and lists popular skincare products containing this powerful peptide.
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