Elastin
Similar to collagen, elastin is a major protein within the skin that gives it elasticity - and is essential in ensuring skin tone and firmness, as well as aiding in...
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Similar to collagen, elastin is a major protein within the skin that gives it elasticity - and is essential in ensuring skin tone and firmness, as well as aiding in...
Read moreEmollients soften dry, flaky skin by filling the spaces between dead skin cells with lipids (fatty substances that promote smoothness and softness). Emollients are typically found in moisturizers and help...
Read moreAn emulsifier is a substance that allows two or more ingredients that don't normally mix (for example oil and water) to combine, forming an emulsion. Emulsifiers work by reducing tension...
Read moreYour skin is made up of three main layers: the epidermis, the dermis and the hypodermis. The thin but strong epidermis forms the top layer of the skin. It acts as...
Read moreAn essence is a water-based skincare product containing potent active ingredients. Its role is to hydrate and nourish whilst preparing the skin to ensure that the products applied after it...
Read moreEssential oils are compounds extracted from plants to encapsulate their aromatic essence. Essential oils are obtained through distillation or cold pressing, and primarily used in skincare products for their fragrant...
Read moreThere are two main categories of fragrance used in skincare: natural (extracted from their natural source, e.g. a fruit or plant) and synthetic (developed in a lab). Fragrance in skincare...
Read moreFree radicals are unstable molecules, searching for other, healthy molecules to pair with and turn into an unstable molecule. Free radicals exist both within and outside the body, but exposure...
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