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Do eye creams work? Discussing what eye creams really are; the unique differences about the skin around the eye and ingredients you should include in your eye cream in this post. Also, I'll be discussing aging around the skin and eye rejuvenation for dark eye circles, eye bags and crows' feet wrinkles.
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.
Over the last few days I’ve received a number of enquiries regarding the safety of Botulinum toxin/Botulinum toxin in response to the unfortunate news of a young female patient that passed away in an licensed medical clinic in Singapore, presumably after a Botulinum toxin injection – Police Probing Case After Woman Dies Following Botulinum toxin Treatment in Clinic. The actual medical or a
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.
Deep dive into some of the safety issues of sunscreens with me as I discuss some of the unsafe sunscreen filters that you might encounter in your sunscreens and delve into whether sunscreens cause hormone imbalances and vitamin D deficiency.
Do oral sunscreens and sunscreens that claim to filter out blue light work? All these questions and controversies in this blogpost. This post on sunscreens aims to take your understanding of sunscreens and sunprotection beyond the basics and rehashed tips we see in the media.
Chemical peels are one of the oldest yet most misunderstood dermatological treatments around. Besides being used to treat acne and pigmentation, chemical peels are a safe and painless way to renew your skin for brighter and more radiant skin. This post explains some of the newest trends for chemical peels and why a chemical peel might just be what you need.
Niacinamide or vitamin B3, is another antioxidant that probably doesn't get enough appreciation for all the benefits it brings to the skin- brightening, sebum control, improved skin barrier and skin inflammation...etc. Plus it is also suitable for most skin types, including acne skin and sensitive skin. All about Niacinamide and my Niacinamide skincare reviews in this post.
