Latest News – May 05, 2022
Retinol- tips for use
Retinol is recognised as the gold standard in anti ageing. The key is to start using it before wrinkles and pigmentation begins . But it is never too late to start . This is a superstar ingredient for all the signs of skin ageing. There is a theory that it thins the skin . This is not true
Latest News – April 04, 2022
Today is Vitamin C Day.
Today is Vitamin C Day. In 2019, a skincare line, SkinCeuticals, created National Vitamin C Day. The aim was to generate awareness around vitamin C. The day also celebrated a research breakthrough. SkinCeuticals established parameters to allow the effective delivery of antioxidants in vitamin C to the skin. The findings proved beyond a doubt the benefits of topical application of vitamin C to the skin.
Latest News – September 16, 2021
Radio Frequency - an excellent skin treatment.
Radiofrequency No one is immune to the ageing process. There are lots of effective treatments and products that help to delay the ageing process. One of the most effective skin treatments on the market is Radiofrequency. This non invasive cosmetic treatment smooths wrinkles and boosts collagen. It is particularly effective when it comes to extra delicate skin, such as the area around the eyes. It provides immediate and long term results. Reduces wrinkles Stimulates collagen. Softens fine lines especially around the eyes, nose and mouth. Increases dermal volume. Visible lifts skin. Promotes fat reduction. One of the most effective non-invasive antiageing treatments.
Latest News – July 25, 2021
Vitamin C is a highly regarded skincare ingredient.
Vitamin C has several essential roles in skincare. It’s an antioxidant, skin brightening agent and anti-inflammatory, and is also required for the synthesis of collagen, which gives our skin its youthful firmness and support structure. It’s safe to say that Vitamin C is the gold standard of skincare ingredients, especially when it comes to supporting the skin through the ageing process.
Latest News – July 24, 2021
Pigmentation
Hyperpigmentation is defined as darkening patches of skin. This occurs when the skin produces more melanin, the pigment that gives skin its colour. Sun damage is the main cause of pigmentation. The initial melanin production from sun exposure acts as a natural sun screen to protect from harmful rays. However excess UVA/UVB exposure disrupts the melanin production, which leads to increased pigmentation.
