Sleep - The World’s More Sacred (and Scarce) Skincare
Prioritizing sleep is an essential part of any healthy skincare routine! By incorporating good sleep hygiene practices you can give your skin the rest and support it needs to thrive.
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It’s time for the Retinoid Skin Care Revolution
While the science behind retinoids is undeniable, the magic doesn't happen overnight. Studies reveal that consistent application for at least 12 weeks is typically required to witness the first signs of improvement in texture and tone. It can take a full six months to a year of regular use to experience the full anti-aging benefits, like a noticeable reduction in wrinkles…so patience and consistency is key.
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Unveiling the Science of Pores
By incorporating consistent skincare practices from VETTED Dermlab into your daily skin care routine, you'll be well on your way to minimizing the appearance of pores and achieving a smoother, more radiant complexion. Remember, unrealistic claims of pore shrinkage are just that – myths.
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Niacinamide: The Unsung Hero of Glowing Skin
Ready to experience the difference truly hypoallergenic skin care can make? Explore our range of dermatologist-developed, hypoallergenic products formulated with the gentlest and most effective ingredients. We offer a variety of cleansers, moisturizers, serums, and more to cater to every skin type and concern.
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Drive time sun protection- do I really need it?
The average commute time in many places can add up to significant sun exposure, especially for those with long commutes or who spend a lot of time driving during peak sun hours.
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Why we prefer chamomile in our tea rather than our skincare!
The research suggests that while chamomile offers some therapeutic benefits, including antimicrobial and antioxidative properties, its application in skincare and cosmetic products must be approached with caution, particularly for individuals with existing allergies or atopic dermatitis.
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What does estrogen do for the skin? What your dermatologist wants you to know!
Scientific studies have shown that estrogen influences skin hydration by increasing the production of hyaluronic acid and other glycosaminoglycans, which are crucial for water retention in the skin. Consequently, the decline in estrogen levels results in thinner, less elastic skin, making it more prone to wrinkling and sagging.
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Petrolatum: it's great for your skin...but there is one downside to this hypoallergenic ingredient
Petrolatum, celebrated for its unparalleled moisture-sealing capabilities, stands as the quintessential multitasker in the skincare arsenal. While the benefits of petrolatum are manifold, its environmental implications warrant a closer examination.
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