Serums

Remember that when it comes to skincare, less is more.Monsoon skincare: Follow a holistic skincare routine that includes cleansing, exfoliating, and using other targeted products like serums for specific concernsChoosing the right…

Not all ingredients used in skincare products are safe and beneficial for your skin (Image: Shutterstock)With their lightweight, fast-absorbing texture, these serums easily penetrate the skin, delivering enough moisture to keep your skin…

When I found out that I had the chance to try the iconic RevitaLash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner, I couldn't be more excited. I had heard great things about the one-of-a-kind formula and was ready to see if the hype was real.…

Achieve flawless, soft, and blemish-free skin without burning a hole in your pocket, just if you know a few products that can do the work that these celebrity favourites boast ofTo help guide you on your skincare journey, here are some…

As my mum told me over the phone, Youn connected the dots for her when he said the most important thing we can do for our skin is to eat a clean, healthy diet and that sugar basically equals wrinkles. So as my mum began to reduce…

Incorporating the right serums into your daily skincare routine can make a huge difference in the appearance and health of your skin this summerSerums are lightweight and fast-absorbing, making them perfect for the hot and humid…

Because serums offer the highest concentration of active ingredients, they are often the most useful in rejuvenating your skin’s appearance. “They were created to deliver potent ingredients directly into the skin to heal, rejuvenate, and…

Consider opting for serums that contain ingredients like retinol to aid cell turnover and nourishing ingredients like to repair the skin's barrier. "Rejuvenating ingredients and serums such as retinol are great to use at night,"…

As our skin changes over time, it's important to keep track of these changes and adjust your skincare routine accordinglyRetinoids work by stimulating collagen and elastin production, promoting cell turnover, and inhibiting melanin…

Hyaluronic acid acts as a humectant, meaning it retains water. "HA is a chain of carbohydrates that has the ability to hold on to water up to 1000 times its weight," says David Kim, MD, MS, a board-certified dermatologist. "It's an…