Stress is an unavoidable reality of modern life; however, prolonged exposure can aggravate certain skin conditions, including neuroinflammatory diseases like psoriasis, eczema and vitiligo. Chronic stress may aggravate existing skin conditions while contributing to new ones by aggravating existing ones. Stress has an adverse effect on skin due to hormone release by the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) […]
Building and sustaining healthy habits are integral components of leading a fulfilled life and managing long-term health conditions, including skin conditions. Establishing and adhering to a regular skincare routine should be one of your top priorities for a happier lifestyle and greater long-term wellbeing. Cleaning, toning, and moisturizing are essential steps towards creating a healthier […]
If you find that when looking in the mirror you see puffy eyes, dark circles or an overall dull complexion it could be due to not getting enough beauty sleep. Beauty rest is real and has many positive benefits for skin health. Consistent sleep schedule, superior skincare products and an ergonomic mattress can all work […]
Your hormones play a crucial role in the appearance and health of your skin. Hormonal fluctuations can trigger skin issues such as acne, blemishes, redness and hyperpigmentation. Estrogen stimulates collagen production, skin elasticity and helps with moisture retention. However, lower levels of estrogen can lead to skin dryness and the appearance of fine lines and […]
Tan skin results from cell responses to UV radiation from natural and artificial sources like sunlight or tanning beds, inducing an immune response which produces melanin pigmentation on skin surface cells, darkening its tone. Maintaining a healthy-looking tan involves taking steps to protect yourself from prolonged sun exposure, including taking breaks, seeking shade and applying […]
Anti-age products contain ingredients designed to firm and smooth skin, reduce discoloration and slow aging. But how exactly do these ingredients work? That depends on their molecular weight and polarity – some molecules such as peptides or antioxidants only penetrate top layers of skin (epidermis and dermis tissues), while other, like zinc oxide or glutathione […]