What Are Parabens— And Why Are They Frowned Upon In Skincare?
Why do parabens have such a bad rap? What are parabens in the first place? Let's discuss some examples of parabens, what parabens do in skincare, and what parabens to...
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Mederma vs. Rejûvaskin: Side by Side Ingredient Comparison
Let’s take a look at two popular scar-product brands: Rejuvaskin Scar Esthetique and Mederma, and compare what each formula brings to the table. Learn which scar healing ingredients provide the...
What Is Clean Beauty? How To Evaluate Your Skincare Ingredients
Discover what clean beauty really means and how to evaluate your skincare ingredients. Learn to identify non-toxic, healthy skincare products and avoid misleading labels. Get expert tips on finding the...
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Scar Healing Ingredients: Onion Extract For Scars?
Onion is great for many different things— including scar healing! Learn about the key benefits of onion extract for scars, why it's considered one of the best ingredients for scars,...
Are There Any Good Alcohols For Skin?
When we hear the word "alcohol" in skincare, it often brings to mind drying and harsh effects. However, not all alcohols are created equal. One such alcohol, cetearyl alcohol, is...
5 Nourishing Benefits of White & Green Tea For Your Skin
White and green teas, derived from the Camellia sinensis plant, are a “skincare superfood” that has been cherished for centuries for its incredible health benefits. But, how can green tea...
How Vitamin D Can Help Rehydrate Your Skin
What are the benefits of vitamin D for your skin? Learn about the role this nutrient plays in your overall skin health— including skin hydration— and why our ReVita-D Moisturizer...
How Much Zinc Should Be In My Sunscreen?
How much zinc oxide does your mineral sunscreen actually need to be effective? Learn about the benefits of zinc oxide sunscreens, what the ideal percentage of zinc oxide your sunscreen...
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