Skincare Advice

Learn about the interactions between Niacinamide, Vitamin C, and Retinol in skincare. Understand how different forms of these vitamins impact your skin's health. Repair & Refine ABC Serum, ten times more active ingredients. Helps smooth skin texture, refine lines & restore radiance.

Preserving your skin's lipid barrier is vital for a healthy complexion. Contrary to popular belief, overstripping your skin with harsh cleansers can disrupt this protective layer, leaving your skin vulnerable to acne-causing bacteria.   

At Rejuvaus, we understand the struggles that come with melasma, especially in Australia, where our harsh sun poses additional challenges. Unprotected exposure to the sun's harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays can intensify melasma and darken existing patches.

Rosacea is a skin condition that affects millions of people worldwide, characterised by facial redness, flushing, and visible blood vessels. While the cause of rosacea is not completely understood, it is believed to be related to a combination of genetic and environmental factors.

Vitamin C, once hidden away in “brightening serums” and “day creams,” has taken centre stage the skincare world, and with good reason.According to Cosmetic Physician and Rejuvaus founder Dr Garry Cussell, Vitamin C is one of the three most important antioxidants (the others being Vitamin A and Vitamin B3) that have proven direct...

The chemical term for all forms of Vitamin A is retinoid, but the most common forms of retinoids you’ll find in skincare are retinol or retinal.They may have different names depending on their molecular structures, but most common forms of Vitamin A can be classified as a retinol or a...

Vitamin C is touted for so many benefits; anti-ageing, skin brightening, pigmentation, to name a few, but can it help fight acne?Normally, Vitamin A is the go-to for acne. It has over 50 years of research behind it as an acne-fighting, anti-ageing ingredient. It is known to help acne patients because it...

Medical grade skincare products, also known as cosmeceuticals, are products that have biologically active ingredients for a therapeutic effect on your skin, from the cellular level to the surface. Active ingredients may include vitamins, minerals, fruit enzymes, collagen peptides and more to boost topical nutrition and support cell function for...

Niacinamide is another name for Vitamin B3. Vitamin B is a potent antioxidant with brightening, hydrating and anti-inflammatory properties for your skin.

Here’s the breakthrough cleanse and exfoliation routine you need to penetrate, clean and repair your skin.

With so many products offering different forms of Vitamin A, how do you know which type is the best? Can the serums and formulations in all those beautiful bottles live up to their promises?

The superior form of Vitamin A that will enhance your skin’s complexion, suitable for all skin types and doesn’t cause irritation or redness.