Ingredients Blog Posts
Our skincare ingredient deep dives explain the science behind powerful breakout-beaters like tretinoin, salicylic acid, and clindamycin.
We’re here to tell you what we know, but don’t take it as medical advice. Talk to your medical provider about your specific health concerns.
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EGF in skincare: What you need to know about Epidermal Growth Factor
This substance may come in handy when you want to fight the signs of aging.
Adenosine in skincare: what to know about this anti-aging ingredient
Commonly used in a medical setting, this chemical compound is also used in skincare.
Niacinamide and vitamin C: Everything you need to know
These powerhouse skincare ingredients have a long history of proven benefits.
Can I use both retinol and vitamin C on my skin?
Dermatology experts explain the right way to combine skincare products and ingredients.
Azelaic acid for skincare: Everything you need to know
This pore-unclogging powerhouse busts blackheads, acne, and inflammation.
Tretinoin vs retinol: What’s the difference?
These popular ingredients are both forms of vitamin A, but they work differently. Here’s how to figure out which one might be best for your skin.
Soothe inflammation with metronidazole
Helps soothe skin conditions like POD and acne rosacea.
How to adjust to tretinoin and azelaic acid in your skincare routine
The skincare power couple reduces hyperpigmentation and helps banish breakouts.
Can calming serums help reduce skin redness? Experts explain
Short answer: yes! But they don’t work their magic alone.
Why am I still breaking out with a good skincare routine? Experts explain
Here’s why your skincare routine might not be working as well as you’d like and how to troubleshoot it, according to dermatology providers.
Is my hairline receding? The signs and stages, explained
This sign of aging is common, but there are effective treatments for it.
Peptides for skin: Unpacking their skincare influence
These powerhouse proteins can be found in many different cosmetic products—and they might be worth incorporating into your skincare routine.