Is it just me or do you feel like every second celebrity has pumped out a skincare range lately?

How To Manage Psoriasis With Skincare
Affecting up to 2.5% of the population, psoriasis can be a devastating skin condition. Luckily only half of all psoriasis sufferers ever get it on the face, and when it happens, it seems to be mostly pretty mild, compared to other parts of the body.

Skincare for Rosacea in 2021
What’s the best skincare routine for rosacea?
Got rosacea? You’re not alone! This fun skin condition affects around 10% of Caucasians (including me!) as well as – to a lesser extent- Latin-American, African-American, African, and Asian people.

The Ins and Outs of Microneedling
The thought of using something to purposefully puncture the skin is a little bizarre. But starting in 1995 plastic surgeons were beginning to see the benefits of doing just that (using tattoo guns with no ink) for scar healing.

Should I Start Using Vitamin C?
Vitamin C was one of the most googled skin care terms of 2020. So does it deserve the hype and is it right for you?

We dissect the ingredients of a $1,500 face cream – here’s the verdict
Given the cost of some of the evidence-based ingredients in skincare, we’re pretty confident that you won’t find many at your local discount pharmacy or department store.

Why we choose Retinal – and what makes Evidence (based) Skincare different
Without question, when it comes to anti-aging skincare, the best studied and most effective ingredient with the strongest evidence is Retinoic Acid (prescription Vitamin A a.k.a.

Dr Ginni’s Evidence-based Skincare Routine
I have two alarm clocks, the one that rings at 5am and wakes me on the mornings that I am on TV, the other ones are the puppies who wake me at 5:45 most other mornings.

Why is everyone talking about Vitamin C in skincare?
You have probably seen tons of skin care brands advertising Vitamin C in their products, so should you be using it too?

pH balanced… What does it mean and why should I care?
Increasingly we have seen the term “pH balanced” in skin care advertising but we have never seen any brand explain what that means.

Does improving the skin barrier function improve acne?
By Daniel, ESK Co-founder
The answer is yes. The skin barrier helps prevent Trans Epidermal Water Loss (TEWL) keeping moisture in your skin.

The Safe and Effective Answer to Hyperpigmentation: 4-n-Butylresorcinol
The Safe and Effective Answer to Hyperpigmentation: 4-n-Butylresorcinol
Hyperpigmentation has a number of different causes, is triggered deeper in the Dermis and can be difficult and require a long term approach to treatment to treat.

“Maskne” cutting through the BS to the Evidence
‘Maskne’ definition:
[pronunciation: mask-knee]
Acne breakouts along the jaw, chin and cheeks as a result of frequent wear of a protective mask.

New to Active Ingredients? Here are some of the things you may experience
So you’ve decided it’s time to take your skin care up a notch but you’re not sure what to expect or you’re worried that after starting things aren’t as you expected?

So You Thought You Knew Everything About Exfoliation
We sometimes get asked why we don’t have higher concentrations of hydroxy acids in our exfoliating serum (Smooth Serum) like some of our competitors.

Having a Skincare “Routine”: Evidence-based or a Marketing Scam?
Jump on to YouTube and search “skincare” … go on I dare you. And you will be inundated with hundreds if not thousands of videos about skin care routines.