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Peptides in Skincare

When it comes to achieving youthful, radiant skin, it's crucial to consider the role of peptides in skincare. These small but effective compounds have garnered significant attention in the beauty ...

The Science Behind Active Skincare

In the world of skincare, the term "active ingredients" has gained significant attention. But what exactly are active ingredients, and why are they considered crucial in achieving a radiant and he...

Australian Botanicals in Skincare

Australia is a land of unparalleled natural beauty, with its rugged landscapes, pristine beaches, and unique flora and fauna. But did you know that the land Down Under is also a treasure trove of ...

Let’s talk about the most important skincare ingredient - the molecule Vitamin A.

You cannot normalise skin without vitamin A, it’s built into our genes. We absolutely need it to make skin cells function normally as the ultra-important Vitamin A-responsive genes respond to nothi...

Repair DNA Damage & UV Exposure With The Latest In Peptide Technology

Did you get a lot of sun exposure over the Christmas and New Year break? It’s time to kick start a year of healthy beautiful skin and we need to start by protecting and repairing against sun damag...

AHA's vs BHA's – What’s the difference?

  Our skin naturally exfoliates dead skin cells every day. This shedding process slows or may stop altogether as a result of natural ageing and unprotected sun exposure. This can result in dull and...

Hyaluronic Acid - The Skincare Essential

  Hyaluronic Acid helps improve skin hydration and production of collagen, fights free radicals, maintains skin elasticity and even has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that help with...

The (Many) Benefits of Niacinamide (Vitamin B3)

  What Is Niacinamide?   Niacinamide is the water-soluble, active form of Vitamin B3. Niacinamide can be consumed orally and is naturally found in small quantities in yeast, lean meats, fish, nuts ...

Skin Barrier Creams

    What Is The Skin Barrier?   The skin barrier is formed by the outermost layer of the skin, called the stratum corneum, containing the protein keratin and corneocytes (dead skin cells) held toge...

A Closer Look At Vitamin A

Vitamin A is an essential nutrient that the body uses for skin health, eye health, reproductive health and immune function. Vitamin A can be consumed in food, which is then processed by the liver a...