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Vitamin C for Rosacea: Does It Reduce Symptoms?

Rosacea can feel overwhelming at the best of times. If you have rosacea, you may have also combed through skincare aisles, looking for the perfect fix. Vitamin C is a skincare ingredient that can soothe angry skin and support healthy-looking skin – but can it help with rosacea symptoms? Let's dive into the world of Vitamin C and its benefits. What Is Vitamin C? Vitamin C is a nutrient your body needs to make bones...

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What Do Antioxidants Really Do for Your Skin?

Designing the perfect skincare routine is like creating a work of art — there are so many different, creative ways to tailor your skincare routine to perfectly suit your skin and its unique needs. But there are also some basic ground rules you should know before you get too creative. And it's also important to understand the tools or ingredients you're working with. Antioxidants are frequently discussed in the skincare world, but you might be...

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Will Vitamin C Serum Dry Out My Skin?

It can be overwhelming to put together a skincare routine if you have dry skin. After all, dry skin tends to be more sensitive to normally ultra-effective ingredients like Retinol. If this is you, you may wonder whether or not Vitamin C will irritate or dry out your skin. We’re here to answer that question and help you learn how to use Vitamin C in a way that protects your dry skin. What Is Vitamin...

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Does Vitamin C Cause Sun Sensitivity?

Are you worried that your Vitamin C serum might be causing you to burn a little bit more than normal? We get it — this ingredient while well loved in the skincare world, is a bit misunderstood. Vitamin C is an incredibly potent acid that can have wonderful effects on your skin if you use it right. In fact, Vitamin C is a key ingredient for many brightening products. Vitamin C has a reputation for...

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The 7 Best Anti-aging Ingredients & How to Pick Your Products

There are so many great things about getting older! Whereas young-you was probably always subject to your parents’ schedules and approval, you get to set your own schedule as an adult. You get to decide how you spend your time and who you spend it with. You can eat what you like, sleep when you want, and as long as you’re taking care of your responsibilities and living within your means, the world is pretty...

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Retinoid vs. Retinol: Which One Should You Be Using?

Keeping our skin looking smooth and glowing takes a lot more work than it did when we were twenty-one and could wake up after a late night out and a couple, okay, a few, cocktails looking bright-eyed and bushy-tailed by default. Many products are recommended to keep your complexion looking like you woke up like this, but few are recommended more frequently than retinols and retinoids. If you spend even a few minutes researching skincare...

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The ABCs of Even Tone Skin

Dark spots. Signs of aging. Post-acne scarring and overall unevenness. The struggle is real when it comes to your skin. And if these concerns concern you, we hear you glowgetter™ and most importantly, we’re here for you! The first step to even tone skin is to identify what’s causing the unevenness and to take preventive measures. Sun exposure is a common cause of dark marks. Make sure that you wear a broad spectrum sunscreen with...

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Mineral or Chemical Sunscreen: Which to Choose?

  What should be the last step in your a.m. skincare routine? Applying an SPF of course! While the summertime may be considered prime sunscreen season, everyone--no matter your gender, skin type or tone--should apply sunscreen every day, 365 days a year. Skin cancer does not discriminate and the fact is, melanoma is more deadly among people of color because they are oftentimes not diagnosed until later stages of this cancer. A daily SPF also...

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