Hydration

The health and appearance of the skin directly depend on its level of hydration. The natural moisturizing factor is composed of a set of biological compounds with hygroscopic properties capable of capturing and retaining water within the intracorneal matrix. But what are these compounds? How can we take care of this NMF daily? Answers in this article.

Hydration is a crucial step in any skincare routine, regardless of skin type. To prevent dryness, it can be tempting to apply an excessive amount of cream. However, over-hydration is not the right way to care for your skin. We provide some tips for moderately hydrating your skin.

Oily skin is covered in an excess amount of sebum, giving it an oily appearance and seemingly showing no signs of dryness. Given this characteristic, many wonder if it is still necessary to apply a moisturizing cream. What is the actual situation?

Polyglutamic acid is a relatively recent active ingredient in skincare, extracted from the mucilage found in fermented soybeans. An increasing number of scientific studies are documenting its moisturizing power on the epidermis as well as its ability to soothe irritations and burns. What is its biological mode of action to maintain hydrated skin? Discover it here.

After sun exposure, hydration is crucial to maintain suppleness and elasticity, thereby delaying the onset of aging signs (sagging, wrinkles, fine lines) and the fading of the tan.