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    The terms dry and dehydrated are often used interchangeably when describing the state of skin. Discovering the difference however is helpful in selecting the right treatment regimen. Dry skin is a skin type which lacks oil. You can determine is you have dry skin if you see that your pores are small and if your skin feels tight or rough. Sebum or oil production will be minimal in this skin type. Dehydrated skin on the other hand, lacks water. Since it is a skin condition, any skin type can experience dehydrated skin. Dehydrated skin can be caused by external factors such as weather

    Worried about your skin this season? As temperatures drop, the harsh air causes the moisture content in you skin to deplete. Common winter skin woes include dull, dry skin that lacks a healthy glow. Read on to learn how to combat cold weather through choosing the right products for your skin. The secret to healthy seasonal skin is promoting regular cell renewal. It's important to find an exfoliant that's effective at removing dead skin cells without being harsh or abrasive. Our Micro C Exfoliant is a 2 part crystal exfoliation product that reveals fresh, glowing skin after one application. Lactic acid

    Peptides are a popular active ingredient in many high end skincare lines. Peptides are chains of amino acids, but doesn’t that sound a lot like a protein? Actually, peptides and proteins are basically the same macro molecules. In technical terms, peptides are usually less than 50 amino acids long, and proteins are greater than 50 amino acids. In our nightly renewal, we pack it full of peptides to increase collagen production. The peptide featured in our Nightly Renewal is Myristoyl Pentapeptide-17. Peptides are most commonly used in anti-aging products and are touted as being able to boost collagen production. When collagen degrades, it breaks

    Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance that is present within our body’s connective tissues. As a topical cosmetic ingredient, it is a superior humectant that can hold 1000 times its weight in water. Seasonal changes in outside temperature and dryer air from internal heating units deplete the skin of moisture. Our HA Serum is lightweight enough to benefit any skin type, and is especially useful in enhancing the moisture content of mature, aging skin.  Hyaluronic acid helps maintain the skin’s elasticity by strengthening and restoring the skin’s natural moisture barrier. It also plumps fine lines and leaves skin soft and

    Flying is required for most cross-country and global trips, but this popular travel method can really wreak havoc on your skin. The low humidity in the plane’s cabin dehydrates skin, and can leave it looking dry and flaky. To prevent transepidermal water loss caused by the cabin air, be sure to stash a small set (no one wants their favorite products confiscated), of highly moisturizing products. Drinking plenty of water in-flight will hydrate your body from within and will help balance the moisture content of your skin. Tell us your favorite vacation spot and be entered to win a Frequent Flyer

    What is skincare stacking? Popularized by the multi-step layering method of Korean skincare routines, skincare stacking refers to the product application process. To ensure maximum product efficacy, skincare must be applied in an order that allows effective absorption, from lightest to heaviest formulation. After cleansing, begin with the applying a serum on slightly damp skin. Then apply moisturizer to seal in the serum's essential nutrients and vitamins. Gently apply eye cream to hydrate and protect the delicate skin around the eyes. Lastly, be sure to put on broad spectrum sunscreen to shield your skin from UV rays and act as a final seal for the

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