Alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) have become a staple in the skincare world, known for their exfoliating and rejuvenating properties. Here’s everything you need to know about these powerful acids and how they can benefit your skin. What Are AHAs? AHAs are a type of acid commonly found in skincare products,
As the seasons change and autumn settles in, it’s essential to adapt your skincare routine to keep your complexion radiant and healthy. Here are some key tips to ensure your skin stays protected and nourished during the cooler months. Don’t Neglect Your SPF Just because the sunny days have dwindled
What is LED Light Therapy? LED stands for Light Emitting Diode. It’s a safe, highly effective treatment for various skin concerns that I’ve been using in my clinic for years. With advancements in technology, LED light therapy has become a leading method for achieving optimal skin health. Recently, I upgraded
Pigmentation is a condition that causes light or dark patches on the skin. In this blog, we’ll focus on hyperpigmentation. Hyperpigmentation is the appearance of darker patches on the skin. It is relatively common but can be difficult to treat. Hyperpigmentation is the over-production of Melanocytes. These are the cells
The Gua Sha has been part of the Chinese aesthetical and traditional medicine practice for many years. The Gua Sha comes from the Chinese word for scraping. It is known for its powerful healing properties. I have used a Gua Sha myself for many years and consider it to be
We know that as the seasons change and the temperatures decline, our skin becomes a bit drier and perhaps more sensitive. The air becomes drier within the home too so our skin has a whole host of changes to contend with in order to keep its radiance. Here’s some simple
A derivative of Vitamin A. It’s the skincare ingredient that is the most misunderstood but equally the most effective. It works by stimulating cell renewal and can help reduce lines, pigmentation and even acne and scarring. We don’t produce Vitamin A within the body so it’s recommended that we apply
Collagen, the protein that forms our connective tissue and our skin. It’s building blocks are amino acids. We produce amino acids when the protein we eat is broken down and re-formed in to other proteins, like collagen. Collagen is responsible for keeping our skin healthy, supple and firm but unfortunately,
Antioxidants are molecules that fight free radicals. Free radicals are compounds that are being formed in the body and they can harm your cells. Antioxidants already exist in the body and help to keep free radicals in check by neutralising them. We can find antioxidants in foods and skincare that
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