Discover how exosome technology “talks” to your skin cells, triggering self-repair, firming, and deep renewal from the inside out.
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What Are Exosomes?
Meet the Exosome
Meet the Exosome: a rising star that harnesses biological communication mechanisms to stimulate the skin to repair itself and regenerate collagen. This complete guide unveils the science behind this innovative ingredient >>
Skin spots and scars
: the causes for these skin problems and ways of treating them and rehabilitating the skin
Two acids and one vitamin
three antioxidants that will make your skin healthier and more radiant than ever before
Bakuchiol: The new active retinol substitute for sensitive skin that you must be familiar with
Until recently, beauty and medical treatments for sensitive skin and skin afflicted by diseases such as seborrheic dermatitis, skin asthma, rosacea or psoriasis, only focused on soothing, recovering and relieving symptoms. But sensitive skin also requires rejuvenation and anti-aging treatments that will help it reduce fine lines and wrinkles, reduce pigmentation and maintain a healthy and youthful appearance.
Is your skin sensitive or allergenic? That’s how you’ll know it
Many people who suffer from skin sensitivity mistakenly think that they’re allergic. Yet there are considerable differences between the two issues. What’s the difference between an allergenic and sensitive skin, what characterizes sensitive skin, how is it being diagnosed and is skin sensitivity a permanent or changing condition, and how can sensitive skin be treated? You’ll get all the answers in the following article.
Post Acne: How to Recover the Skin and Eliminate Scars
Anyone who ever suffered from acne during their adolescence knowns that in most cases, the condition improves with time. Yet often, as a result of the wrong treatment and/or the skin's non-standard recovery,
scars form, which remain long after the acne problem itself has been cured and badly impacting the physical appearance and quality of life.
Azelaic acid
Azelaic acid is a natural compound that is found in wheat seeds, barley or rye, as it works in plants to protect them against pests. Due to its unique properties, many studies in recent years examined its use for skin treatment and demonstrated its high effectiveness in a range of activities – making it a key ingredient in therapeutic cosmetic preparations, skin lightening, skin balancing and rejuvenation.
Extreme Peel: An efficient and safe deep chemical peel
Exfoliating treatments are based on the peeling and dissolving of dead skin cells in the skin’s upper layers. As a result, dead skin cells are removed and make way for the growth of new and healthy skin cells.
5 facts about the HL PROFESSIONAL PEELS
1. The core blends of HL PROFESSIONAL PEELS, the comprehensive range of cosmetic grade exfoliators, are based on proprietary blends of natural Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA) further enhanced with key actives such as BHA, Retinol and extracts to reach the optimal synergy point.
2. The HL proprietary blends of Alpha Hydroxy Acids comprise 5 AHAs: glycolic acid, lactic acid, malic acid, citric acid and tartaric acid, in different concentrations and ratios. These acids are sourced from milk as well as fruits such as oranges, lemons, sugar cane, sugar maple and bilberry.
Acids at the Service of Cosmetics – The Complete Guide
Acids are among the most active and effective ingredients in cosmetic products. Hyaluronic acid and alpha and beta hydroxy acids are the most prominent and well-known acids, but they are certainly not the only ones. The following article reviews various acids used in treatments administered at the cosmetic salon and in the field of dermatology as well.