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Clean beauty means product formulations with natural ingredients, free from controversial ingredients that may irritate,...
Clean beauty means product formulations with natural ingredients, free from controversial ingredients that may irritate, increase skin sensitivity or occlude pores.Specifically, clean beauty in skincare should mean products that are free from blocking and occlusive filler chemicals; no artificial colours, fragrances, mineral oils, parabens, silicones or synthetic fillers. Many beauty...
Dr Garry Cussell
Antioxidants are probably the most beneficial group of active ingredients in skin care. They can...
Antioxidants are probably the most beneficial group of active ingredients in skin care. They can prevent and repair signs of ageing, and reverse oxidative stress caused by free radical damage, UV radiation and pollutants.Ultimately, they are effective at improving your skin’s complexion by soothing, brightening, hydrating and evening out your...
Dr Garry Cussell
Hyaluronic Acid is a skincare favourite and essential hydrator. Rumours may have appeared on your social...
Hyaluronic Acid is a skincare favourite and essential hydrator. Rumours may have appeared on your social media feeds about whether it actually dehydrates your skin, but do these stories hold any water? What is Hyaluronic Acid? Hyaluronic Acid is a fatty acid found in the skin’s natural barrier. It’s claim to fame...
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Exfoliation can help reduce fine lines, dark spots and improve your skin’s texture. It also...
Exfoliation can help reduce fine lines, dark spots and improve your skin’s texture. It also helps the natural process of cell turnover by removing dead skin cells and revealing a newer, healthier layer underneath. It also helps your skin absorb the active ingredients in your serums better.It can only accomplish...
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Cold breezes, hot showers and dry heaters. When the seasons change, so does your skin....
Cold breezes, hot showers and dry heaters. When the seasons change, so does your skin. You may notice some redness, itchiness or even minor breakouts when winter comes. These are signs that you may need to tweak your skincare for the colder season. Here’s what you can do to soothe...

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