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Every skin care product is a unique combination of ingredients formulated in a certain way to bring your skin closer to a specific goal. You might notice, though, that there are certain skin care ingredients that pop up on labels time and time again. One of those frequent flyers is hyaluronic acid, sometimes called HA. What can HA do for your skin and how do you put it to use in your skin care routine? We’ve got all your top questions...

Nothing quite beats the feeling of zooming through powdery white snow on a fresh, clear, sunny day, admiring the pristine scenery surrounding you. Or enjoying well-earned mountain beers with your best friends following a challenging run. Unfortunately, one of the very few downsides of a skiing holiday is the stress it puts on your face. While the crisp mountain air may feel great, it’s pretty harsh on your skin. But don’t worry. There...

After scoffing plenty of sugary chocolates, chowing down on cheese, and glugging down the red wine, many of us face blotchy, spotty, or downright dull skin after the festive period. If like many others, you celebrated the festive spirit for the whole month of December, you may notice that your skin feels way off track. As well as the cheese, chocolates, and rich foods we tend to guzzle down during Christmas, there’s also the Netflix...

Back in Ancient Egyptian times, Cleopatra would soak in milk for softer, smoother skin while unknowingly reaping the benefits of the exfoliating acid present in sour milk – lactic acid. While applying spoiled milk to your skin to soften fine lines and tackle blemishes sounds a bit unbelievable, that’s pretty much what lactic acid does. We’re not suggesting you splash rotten milk onto your face nightly, though, so don’t worry. But you...

What is it that separates a good skin care product from a bad one? Why do some products seem to magically glow up your skin like Cinderella’s fairy godmother while others just fall flat (or worse, spark breakouts or other issues)? It comes down to the ingredients, of course, but how do you know which ingredients will make a product work for your skin?While the best ingredients will vary from person to person based on skin type and skin needs...