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Facial
The Science Behind Aging Eyes—and the Peel Solution
Don’t conceal the signs of fatigued, aging eyes—eliminate them. This exfoliation method works to refine the entire eye area with a multilevel approach.
Ingredients
Researchers Release Study Highlighting Efficacy of Triple Protection Factor Broad Spectrum Sunscreen
Journal of Drugs in Dermatology (JDD) released a clinical study highlighting the efficacy of Triple Protection Factor Broad Spectrum Sunscreen, TPF 50, to prevent skin sun damage and non-melanoma skin cancer.
Ingredients
The Essential in Fats: A Global Perspective for Healthy Skin Cells
Knowledge about essential fatty acids is paramount to shifting into newer paradigms that contribute to optimum skin correction and maintenance.
Ingredients
Researchers Discover Antioxidant to Protect Against Sun Damage
Researchers have identified antioxidant tiron, which offers total protection against some types of sun damage and may ultimately help our skin stay looking younger for longer.
Ingredients
Help Clients Hydrate With Time-released Botanical Ingredients
Essential fatty acids found in shea butter, olive phytosqualane, and grape seed and hazelnut oils help the sustained hydrating benefits by helping limit TEWL. These ingredients are also featured throughout the YON-KA Paris HYDRA N◦1 Collection.
Ingredients
When to Recommend Over-the-Counter Acne Products
Dermatologists recommend that products found on drugstore shelves boast effective ingredients that can help control acne.
Facial
Peel Science
Learn how to effectively manage, market and take advantage of powerful, lucrative peels.
Ingredients
Early Research Shows Link Between Probiotics and Clear Skin
Dermatologists are encouraged by early research showing a link between probiotic use and clearer skin in acne and rosacea patients.
Ingredients
Why Birch Helps Wounds Heal More Quickly
A research team has now explained the molecular mechanism behind the wound-healing effect of an extract from the outer white layer of the birch tree's bark.
Physiology
Vietnam War Veterans at High Risk for Skin Cancer
Vietnam War veterans with prior exposure to the herbicide Agent Orange may be at higher risk for certain types of skin cancer, suggests a report in the February issue of
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
.
Sun Care
Sunscreens for Today’s Clients
With the recent U.S. Food and Drug Administration changes to sunscreen legislation, a review of sunscreens is in order.
Ingredients
Ingredient Hysteria and Misconceptions
Many ingredients have been subjected to misinformation based on unreliable research and personal opinions—learn the importance of separating fact from fiction.
Ingredients
New Research Shows Xerosis Benefits from Humectant-Rich Emollient
Scientists have learned that a humectant-rich emollient containing high amounts of urea relieves xerosis by removing scales, increasing skin hydration and reducing abnormal skin thickness.
Ingredients
Botanical Ingredients for the Medical Spa
Botanically rich products can support the skin through the inflammatory and repairing stages of the skin after medical spa treatments.
Ingredients
Antioxidants, Free Radicals and Skin Care
Two scientific terms that have become unavoidable are free radicals and antioxidants—crucial issues in the health and beauty of one's skin.
Facial
East Meets West: Ingredients From Science and Nature
By combining time-proven extracts with active Western ingredients, anti-aging products can be formulated with the perfect balance and symmetry of science and nature.
Ingredients
Today's Hot New Ingredients
As scientists continue to better understand the interaction between nature, science and skin physiology, the field o anti-aging skin ingredients will continue to widen.
Ingredients
The Other Cause of Wrinkles: Sugar
Research reveals that sugar ages your skin through a process called glycation.
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