What does IWD mean to you? KA: International Women’s Day is a time to be grateful for all the amazing women in my life who have mentored, cared for, and inspired me – from my Mum, to close friends, and teachers.

Are you guilty of starting a new skincare product with the hope it will magically fix your skin concerns overnight, only to be disappointed? If yes, read on...

Beauty fridges gained a cult following in 2022, claiming to 'revolutionise your routine' promising to be the 'the secret weapon you never knew you needed.' But is there any clinical benefit to our skin when storing your products in a beauty fridge?

You may have seen this skincare trend doing the rounds on TikTok and Instagram, but is there merit behind the viral Vaseline mask? Dermatologist, Dr Katherine Armour weighs in.

Ever wondered why we need to use antioxidants in our skin care regime? You can thank free radicals. We look at free radicals and how they contribute to the visible signs of aging.

If you're hoping to achieve healthy, youthful skin, then these should be number 1 in your skin care regime. Let's take a deep dive and see why DNA Repair Enzymes have been dubbed FUNDAMENTAL for skin health.

For many women pregnancy brings glowing & radiant skin, however, for others, pregnancy can cause a variety of skin conditions. Let's dive into why this happens and some skin care ingredients you can look out for to minimise or prevent the various changes.

Let us help you simplify the process of choosing between Dream Cream, Luminosity Serum & Complete Night Shield.

Did you know you could be sabotaging your skin by not cleansing appropriately every day? Sometimes, the simple solution is the one that works! We take a look at double cleansing and why you need to take it up ASAP.

It's well known that regular exercise is great for your overall health, so it should be no surprise that prioritising a workout can have a significant impact on your skin. We've asked Dermatologist Dr Katherine Armour to answer your burning questions on how breaking a sweat can benefit your complexion. 

You may have noticed the rise in skin care products promising to deliver prebiotics to our skin, in order to repair and protect our skin's microbiome. But how effective are they really?

Vitamin C (also known as ascorbic acid) has fast become one of the most sought after skincare ingredients, well known for its antioxidant protection and brightening effects. As consumers, we are often led to believe that Vitamin C is the golden ticket to cure all our skin woes (aside from coconut oil of course). This isn’t necessarily the case.