If you are anything like me, right now you are busy vacuuming pine needles, ridding the fridge of simple carbohydrates, and journaling with a vengeance about the ways you will improve your life in 2024. This enchanting time of clean slates and hopeful outlooks is the perfect opportunity to reassess your skincare journey ….

What if there were a place where you could speak of your concerns about skin aging without feeling judged for being superficial? What if you knew someone who spent all day studying the confusing world of skincare products and could tell you exactly which ones would best benefit your skin?

Maybe you are the type of person who is compulsive about skincare and loves to have all of your products in a row like soldiers on the bathroom counter. You savor the rituals of your morning and evening skin routines and rest easy in the fact that you are doing all that you can for your skin. . . .

These days we all know that consuming excess sugar is bad for our overall health. But did you know that processed high glycemic foods can lead to wrinkles and premature aging?

So what is the story behind this new skin therapy, and how does it work to rejuvenate the skin?

Actually, LED light therapy has been around for decades and has been utilized safely and effectively for pain management and wound healing since the early 1980s. All of the buzz around the age management benefits of LED therapy stems from a multitude of studies published as early as 2007.

Here are some simple tips to follow before, during, and after your summer trip to help maintain the beautiful healthy complexion that you have worked all year to achieve.

Over recent years, “peptide” has been THE buzzword in the world of skincare. This is for a good reason because these tiny, invisible particles are literally the key to unlocking functions in our skin and offering rejuvenation without irritation…..

Redness, peeling, flaking, and irritated skin was the price that had to be paid in return for a more youthful appearance. We needed time to recover from these injuries because they involved a major disruption to the outermost layers of the skin. But what if there were a better way????