Vitamin A is a group of chemical compounds belonging to carotenoids. All vitamin A derivatives are called retinoids. It is soluble in fats and is responsible for, among others, proper vision, growth of the body, bone structure, as well as skin and hair condition. Sources of this vitamin in the diet are animal products (cod…
Best skincare products of 2021
December is the time of last year’s summaries, in 2021 I tested many new products for me and some of them turned out to be…
Winter skin care – protection from cold and wind
The weather outside the window don’t spoil us, frost, wind and snow can be felt. In winter, both weather conditions and dry air in heated…
The hydrolipid barrier – what is it and how to rebuild it?
If you struggle with hypersensitive, irritated and dry despite its moisturization, it may be a sign that your epidermal hydrolipid barrier is broken. There are…
Vitamin C in cosmetics – forms and properties
Vitamin C can be used not only as a supplement, but also as an active ingredient that can enrich our skincare routine. It’s undoubtedly one…
How to read cosmetic ingredients label? INCI understanding
Reading of cosmetic ingredients label is one of the elements of concious skincare. After recognazing our skin type, we choose specific ingredients in products, which…
Skin toning – is it necessary?
Skin toning is one of the stages of skincare, but it’s often overlooked in the daily routine and is considered by many to be another…
Hyaluronic acid in cosmetics – effect and properties
Hyaluronic Acid is an organic compound that we can find in our body in the form of sodium hyaluronate. For example in the vitreous body…
Facial cleansing – how to do it properly?
Cleansing the facial skin is one of the basic elements of the evening and morning skincare routine. Neglecting this step can cause blackheads and imperfections…
Niacinamide in cosmetics – effect of vitamin B3
What is niacinamide? Niacinamide is a derivative of vitamin B3 (niacin), an active substance with a broad spectrum of effect on the skin. It’s very…