Skincare can be a confusing area to navigate so we've pulled together the top ten skin myths you need to know about.
What happens to our skin in winter and what can we do to combat common winter skin worries?
We all know that antioxidants in our topical skincare are some of the most potent actives going around. But as founder of Script Skincare, Associate Professor Greg Goodman explains, there is a lot of merit in eating your antioxidants too.
A sobering fact. Aussie women report more severe signs of facial ageing than other countries such as the USA and Canada, according to a scientifically published paper.*
Ask any female what they like about their skin and we guarantee you will never hear the words, “I just love my pores!”
Our guide to what causes it, how to avoid it, and if you need to, how to treat it.
Genetics and ageing aside—with a healthy diet and lifestyle, (and savvy skincare regime), a glowing complexion is within reach— at any stage of life.
Vitamin A is often called the ‘normalising’ vitamin. But don’t let that fool you. It’s the only vitamin with proven clinical benefits, a major player in your anti-ageing artillery, and when it comes to supporting and normalising the skin’s functions, it can be a saviour for acne sufferers too.
For a long time people thought sensitive was a ‘type,’ but it can actually occur across any variation of skin. Here we explain what it is, and the best way to treat it.