SkincareBizz

We take a look at Mintel’s report into how multiple ingredients and key consumer demands born from Southeast Asia are generating a wave of interest from US millennials. With the APAC region known for its roots in traditional medicine, global marketplaces ... ( read original story ...)

In the discussion of facial muscle exercises, I touched ever so superficially on how wrinkles are formed. The allusion to repeatedly folding paper until a permanent crease develops remains an apt description, even including the fact that the permanent ... ( read original story ...)

For some gents, the idea of using a face mask can seem a little daunting, especially to those who haven’t yet established a skincare routine. Once you know your skin type and have decided on the right face wash and moisturiser, you should consider ... ( read original story ...)

Since vitamin A can make skin more photosensitive, it’s best used at night ... “When you get home at the end of the day and are staying in for the night, wash your face and use one treatment [whether it’s for brightening, minimizing pores or fighting ... ( read original story ...)

One of the most common ingredients in our kitchen is eggs. Not only are they very nutritious and are an excellent source of protein, but eggs are also an amazing item for your skin. Beauty enthusiasts cannot get enough of eggs because using them on your ... ( read original story ...)

The short answer is yes. Unlike other face masks that are washed off and the residual ingredients diluted, peel-off masks have the advantage of being able to keep the concentrated active ingredients on your skin, meaning the effects can be longer lasting. ( read original story ...)

I know, I know. I can visualise the horrified expression that’s suddenly drawn across your face, but hear me out. As regular readers will know, I'm the beauty editor with the terrible skin. At least it was terrible until I gave up dairy for a while (I ... ( read original story ...)