Skincare has entered an era where innovation moves faster than product understanding. One week it’s peptides, the next it’s exosomes. Before long, every inch of social media is filled with influencers talking about the newest product that made their fine lines disappear overnight and regenerative technologies that sound more like laboratory terminology than everyday skincare.
The more “advanced” skincare becomes, the harder it feels to understand what genuinely deserves a place in your own skincare home regimen.

In the quest for long term, hair-free skin, two treatments have dominated the entire conversation:
Electrolysis and laser hair removal.

As advancements in technology continue to evolve, it becomes increasingly important to understand the differences, efficacy and permanence of these two modalities to make an informed decision about which one would be best suited for you. Because for women seeking particularly facial hair removal, being informed absolutely matters.

The short answer is yes, Hypochlorous acid is gaining marquee status as an über-sensitive skin care and healing product. HOCl naturally exists in your body. It’s the body’s own defence response and is created by the body’s immune system (every single human white blood cell) as an immune response against infection and pathogens such as bacteria. It also plays a supporting role in the body’s natural healing process. HOCl attacks invading pathogens, breaking down the cell walls before destroying unhealthy invaders.

No other hair removal solution can claim the universal acceptability and success offered by electrolysis. Electrolysis safely and permanently removes all colours and types of hair from all skin tones. Electrolysis permanently destroys the growth cells of the hair follicle, preventing treated hairs in their active growth phase from ever growing back. Treatment can be applied to most facial and body parts including chin, jaw line, sides of the face, eyebrows, upper and lower lip, breasts, underarms, abdomen, fingers and toes, legs and back.

Health and beauty from the inside out are following a healthy lifestyle and a diet high in nutrient-dense foods AND supplementing with vitamins and minerals that play important roles in building and maintaining a healthier skin structure.

Up your skincare game…know the vitamins that play an important role in your skin’s health.

SPF stands for “sun protection factor,” which is a measure of how long a topically applied product will protect you from the sun’s UVB rays skin (if the topical product exactly as directed by the manufacturer).  For example, using an SPF30 means that it will take 30 times longer for your skin to burn than it would do with no sunscreen applied.  SPF 15 blocks 93% of UVB rays, SPF 30 blocks 97%, and SPF 50 blocks 98%.

They’re talking. Are you listening?

If you pay close attention to where acne appear on your face, you may notice that they often show up in the same places over and over. According to ancient Chinese and Ayurvedic practice called face mapping, the specific locations of acne of the face are linked to with what’s happening on the inside of the body and affecting organs or systems elsewhere in the body.