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You will always see better outcomes when using a well-thought-out combination of multiple actives rather than relying on a single active ingredient.
Read moreThe answer depends on the vitamin in question and what the desired outcome is.
Read moreIt depends on your tolerance of retinoids.
Read moreVitamin C is notoriously hard to stabilize in a formula—encapsulation helps.
Read moreL-ascorbic acid is the active form of vitamin C, and, per clinical evidence, is the most efficient and effective form of vitamin C.
Read moreFerulic acid performs best as a supporting player: an antioxidant as part of the formula preservative system.
Read moreAny ingredient can be irritating if used in excess. The dose makes the poison, as they say!
Read moreDark circles are a multifactorial problem, with genetics, skin tone, anatomy and lifestyle all coming into play.
Read moreSqualene and its sibling squalane are both moisturizing agents, although squalane (with an "a") is the only one you’ll find in the skincare aisle.
Read moreWhy glycolic acid is the most effective AHA in terms of exfoliating your skin.
Read moreCystic acne might rise to the surface or remain deep in the skin prior to resolution.
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