Photo by Thought Catalog on Unsplash For many people, their scalp is simply the thing under their hair and they have the luxury of not really needing to think about it that often. However, if you suffer from a dry scalp, there’s a good chance that it’s at the forefront …
The word “microbiome” seems to pop up almost everywhere these days, from food and drink to daily supplements, and it’s often used in reference to our stomach. However, microbiome doesn’t just relate to your gut, but any ecosystem of bacteria, including the one living on your skin. Many companies have …
Vitamin C is known for it’s amazing results in skincare. Vitamin C, which also goes by ascorbic acid and L-ascorbic acid, is a vitamin that isn’t actually produced by the body. Instead, the only way to get it is through supplements or your diet — citrus fruits like oranges are …
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body, it forms scaffolds that provide strength and structure, that holds us together. Endogenous collagen is what we produce ourselves within our body, and Exogenous is synthetic collagen, what we put back in, in the forms of skincare and supplements. In …
The skin on your face is much thinner and delicate than the rest of our body and this means we can see the fine lines and wrinkles earlier and more easily. Whilst skin ageing usually starts in one’s 40s, in some cases, people see these signs much earlier which can …
