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Tis’ the season for dry, irritated, dull skin. When temperatures cool, moisture content in the air decreases, which often means we need to boost the hydration techniques in our skin care regimens. Common sense would tell us to switch to a heavy moist

Last June I wrote a post about the dangers of using vitamin A and vitamin A derivatives in sunscreen, which many over-the-counter sunscreen brands are still using. There are, however, several other chemical ingredients posing threats to our bodies th

For this final piece in the exfoliation series, we’ll take a look at some of the chemical exfoliators. I’ll also briefly touch on moving beyond just the face to rest of the body, which as we all know needs help in that department too. Chemical exfoli

In last week’s post I discussed some of the primary forms of physical exfoliators, which are great for maintaining soft, glowing skin and providing a second-phase deep cleanse. Scrubs are however, some of the more misused skin care products among con

Exfoliation, which I discussed in last week’s post, is essential to maintaining vibrant, healthy skin. While the skin typically performs this on its own, sometimes it needs some support by way of mechanical (physical) or chemical exfoliators. We’re a

We know exfoliation is important to healthy skin, but just how important is it? In a nutshell it’s essential. While it is a natural process of the skin, this process can slow and may need encouragement via mechanical or chemical exfoliators. Of cours

What makes our ChronoPeptide A different? What are some of the notable ingredients and what exactly do they do? How does this formula differ from the others in our retinal family? Read on to find out. Stimulating Cell Turnover 24/7 A big part of what

In the world of aesthetics vitamin A is most often associated with retinol, but this essential vitamin plays a significant role in several other functions of the body including gene transcription, immune function, bone growth, antioxidant activity an