If I'm allergic to a nut, can I use its vegetable oil in a cosmetic application?

We all know it: sun protection is crucial, and that means any sun product is better than none at all. Today, it is now included in a variety of skincare products, such as your daily moisturizer. Aside from the fact that it can simplify your daily skincare routine, is it truly effective in protecting the skin against the harmful UVA and UVB rays of the sun? Continue reading to discover how the SPF in moisturizers compares to traditional sunscreens.

Niacinamide is generally considered a gentle ingredient, well tolerated by all skin types. However, some people have reported the onset of pimples after using it. Continue reading to find out if niacinamide triggers purges.

First studied for its skin benefits in the 1970s, niacinamide has become a staple ingredient in skincare and can be found in a wide range of formulations. From soothing the skin, improving hydration, supporting the skin barrier, fading brown spots, reducing pore size, to preventing signs of skin aging, it is considered a solution for many of the most common skin problems. But how long should one wait before seeing a difference?

Just when you've finally been able to identify your skin type, as well as the necessary skincare products to meet your skin's specific needs, you start to notice visible changes in texture, complexion, and sensitivity that weren't observed before. But once we know our skin type, is it set for life or can it deviate from its current path over time?