Hailed as the alternative to retinol sans side effects, Bakuchiol is a plant ingredient that lightens pigmentation and reduces wrinkles. This review covers all you need to know about the latest anti-aging ingredient and a guide on how to choose Bakuchiol skincare products....
A doctor’s guide to pregnancy skincare in Singapore, covering acne, melasma, sunscreen, ingredients to avoid and when to postpone cosmetic treatments....
Does cult beauty brand, The Ordinary, live up to its expectations of high quality skincare products at affordable prices? Ahead of its arrival in Singapore, I'll be sharing my hits and misses from The Ordinary's line up, decode their ingredients and share how you can incorporate some of these products in your daily routine based on your skin type....
Nose filler is a popular non-surgical nose job that corrects low, flat and deformed nose bridges and nose tips. The basics of nose fillers and the side effects explained in this review on nose fillers....
Dr Rachel Ho explains hyperpigmentation skincare in Singapore, including tyrosinase inhibitors, niacinamide, retinoids and exfoliation for dark spots. ...
Dr Rachel Ho explains PDRN skincare, salmon DNA, popular serums, evidence, side effects and how topical PDRN compares with injections i.e. PDRN skin boosters like Rejuran and Plinest....
Dr Rachel Ho reviews eye creams for dark circles, puffiness and fine lines, including caffeine, retinol, vitamin C, niacinamide and their limitations....
Sharing my sunscreen reviews in this post- find out which are my favourites and the ones I'd avoid because they are unsafe or have a horrible finish. I'll also teach you how to choose a sunscreen; decode that sunscreen ingredient list and look at the cosmetic elegance of your sunscreens so that you can find one that suits you, regardless of your budget or brand of sunscreen....
What do face massages, lip plumpers and jade rollers have in common? All the non-Botox alternatives come together in this post as I share with you about what works and which ones do not if you're afraid of Botulinum toxin. ...
This post is for my mummy readers- does your child need sunscreen? The answer is a yes and no at the same time; depending on how old your child is. This post is all about what you need to understand about how childrens' metabolism and skin are different from adults and some of the safety issues surrounding children and sunscreen....