SKIN CARE AND SHAVING NEWS

[...] causes premature aging of the skin. The study was commenced because of the higher incidents of skin cancer reported by pilots and cabin crew compared to the those who work normal 9 to 5 jobs in an [...]

[...] sun. Jackman recently had his third basal cell carcinoma removed, the most common form of skin cancer which is usually treatable, removed in 12 months. The first was in November 2013 and the [...]

[...] that have already been used safely for at least 5 years in another country. With new skin cancer rates hitting two million cases and almost ten thousand deaths a year, the Sunscreen Innovation [...]

[...] to provide sun protection from UV rays. So is it safe to say that you are a sitting duck to skin cancer when you are driving? Actually yes but no. Out all our your windows in your car, the windshield [...]

[...] high concentrations of minerals and nutrients making it an excellent ingredient for use in skin care products. The seaweed mask is also combined with a proprietary blend of 31 ingredients to help [...]

[...] (the fabric ones you stick onto your face) in America. These are the hottest beauty and skin care products in the USA currently. And where did they all come out first? Answer: in South Korea. South [...]

[...] as just 5 days from exposure! So should these preliminary findings scare all consumers of skin care products? We think yes and no. The team over in Singapore needs to raise a couple hundred thousand [...]

[...] let us know if your skin health is better off now. At least we know that sometimes the best skin care products are free! [...]

[...] actuator. The tube does not get squeezed. This dispensing solution is targeted for use in skincare products that would like a more premium feel but without the significant markups seen in airless [...]

[...] , Virgina. Price seems kind of expensive but at least you get a full set of recommended skincare products to use. If you just want skin care advice, a session would cost $75. Similar to the Spruce [...]

[...] are being peeled away faster than the rate of collagen growth. So should you stop using skincare products that have acids in them? No, but just don’t include them in your daily skincare routine. [...]

[...] is shocking are the results they found! The research team studied the product labels of 257 skincare products found in your everyday Singapore retail pharmacy such as face moisturizers and anti-aging [...]

[...] sure that they will get their funding as this is a fantastic product for the sunscreen and skincare industry. And by the way, the Suncayr finished as first runner-up in this week’s James Dyson Award [...]

[...] , while the European Union has 7 approved ingredients. Americans can be assured that the skincare industry will be fast on producing any new sunscreen products with the new actives once approved by [...]

[...] The skincare industry has focused their attention on discovering special chemical compounds that help improve [...]

[...] is an antioxidant treatment that deep penetrates into skin to help produce more collagen. Key ingredients used are GHK-Cu, Matrixyl™, Vitamin B5, and Hyaluronic acid to help improve skin texture, [...]

[...] Repêchage signature seaweed extracts and provides for precise application and adhesion. Other key ingredients used to help soothe skin are zinc oxide which provides a natural antimicrobial action and [...]

[...] cells, vitamin C and E, a ginseng root extract, horsetail extract, and glycoproteins as its key ingredients for anti-oxidant protection. Both eye cream and emulsion products feature the patent-pending [...]

[...] plans. Now their cutting-edge anti-aging products (Cellular Renewal Complex, Anti Aging Eye, Facial Cleanser, & Uplifting Mist) have received approval from the Singapore Health Sciences Authority [...]

[...] is for you! If you like to keep your skincare regimen simple and effective, aside from a facial cleanser, the TwinLuxe Anti-Aging SPF Moisturizer is really all what you need if your goal is to have [...]

[...] lubricates the electric shaver. The electric razor can be used wet or dry, with or without a shaving cream. We do however recommend wet shaving with a lubricating and hydrating shave cream as it [...]

[...] hair and scruffs off everything on your skin leading to painful razor burn. Always use a shaving cream! 5. You don’t moisturize post-shave. Apply moisturizer on your skin after shaving. This [...]