The aforementioned cleansers are meant to clear the skin of excess oil and work to prevent the buildup of more natural oils and anything in the air that could exacerbate the production of sebum on the skin. The following 6 ingredients work as great ingredients for the cleansing of oily skin.
Caffeine is best known as a stimulant, as the "pick me up" you need when you're tired and in most cases- when you haven't gotten enough rest. It's come to be known that caffeine has a few other unspoken properties that can be both harmful and beneficial to the skin. The key to minimizing caffeine's cons, is to find a healthy balance that your skin can navigate so to not do too much damage!
Our own skin cells produce hyaluronic acid, in order to upkeep moisture levels in our skin; which are threatened by environmental factors and aging. Hyaluronic acid is a natural moisture binding ingredient.
Welcome to coldest place on Earth! Between the freezing temperatures outside, and the temperature change to heated buildings and houses indoors, this can do quite a number to your skin! Here's a quick 4-step guide to taking care of your body's largest organ during Alberta's cold spell.
It's important to remember that there are a lot of ingredients that your skincare products may contain that could potentially harm your skin further and exacerbate your skin’s condition. Products like salicylic acid, alpha or beta hydroxy acids and benzoyl peroxide are all ingredients that can help with acne breakouts, yet harmful to inflamed or irritated skin. Excessive exfoliation may also be the cause of irritated skin as well.