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Jul
28
2009

Aloe Vera Becoming Key Ingredient in Products for Teeth, Gums

New research has shown that aloe vera, an ingredient essential to many skin care offerings, is now also becoming favored as an active ingredient in tooth gel.

Jul
28
2009

New Silver-based Gels Effective in Skin Healing

According to research in India, new gels that include silver nanoparticles are effective as antimicrobial deterrents in treating skin burns.

Jul
22
2009

Genetic Study Puts Antioxidants Under the Microscope

Using the latest genetic technology, researchers have begun to discover the exact molecular reasons why foods such as turmeric, a popular curry spice, and ordinary orange juice are good for the health of hearts and arteries.

Jul
09
2009

New Psoriasis Treatments on the Horizon

A new study on psoriasis has found a potential new drug target for the disease, meaning the potential for more effective treatments for the skin condition.

Jun
29
2009

Vitamin D: An Evolving Star

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By: Peter T. Pugliese, MD

Vitamin D is in the spotlight because of its healthful effects for the skin and body.

Jun
29
2009

Consoling Stressed Skin

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By: Rebecca James Gadberry

Client stress is at an all-time high and you can help relieve some of it.

Jun
09
2009

More Physiology of the Skin: Available Forms of Vitamin C

Learn more about this powerhouse vitamin.

Jun
02
2009

Vitamin C in Skin Care

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By: Peter T. Pugliese, MD

Vitamin C is a powerful ingredient in many effective treatments, and learning its chemistry can help skin care professionals keep clients.

Jun
01
2009

The Science of Aging Skin

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By: Lydia Sarfati

Learn the basic science behind aging skin, as well as ingredients and methods to help clients experiencing it.

May
22
2009

Skin's "Tipping Point" Identified by P&G Researchers

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P&G beauty and grooming scientists have identified the "skin tipping point" of skin aging and suggested topical ingredients that may slow down this tipping point.