Skin Journals

When we hit our late twenties or probably early thirties, the one thing that often bothers us is the fear of ageing. Ageing shows up with the signs of laxity, wrinkles and fine lines. As the word "Read more

Hyperpigmentation is excess production of melanin, which appears dark spots or patches, visibly darker than the surrounding areas. Prolonged exposure to the sun is the major triggering factor, while others include hormonal changes, certain medications and inflammatio...

Ageing is common for anyone, it is inevitable, but we can eliminate premature ageing by following an anti-ageing skin routineRead more

Anti Ageing research began in the 1970s with studies of how ultraviolet rays can damage skin1. Read more

We all want skin that is evenly toned, radiant, redness-free, and discoloured. However, as we get older, our skin develops patches or spots of red (from rosacea, flushing, or broken capillaries) and brown (from UV damage and melasma). Read more

Acne and pigmentation are welcomed by none. And for those with Dry skin, dealing with this could be no less than an unpleasant dream.  Dry skin is the most sensitive of all skin types. This m...

Acne is one of the most common skin conditions causing pimples on the forehead, face, shoulders, chest, and upper back. It is one of the major causes of distress in teenagers and adults, as it often gets stubborn and hard to get rid of. It is due to a variable number of cau...

You've certainly heard the word vitamin C and its value a lot recently. Vitamin C, also known as L-ascorbic acid, is an essential nutrient that is not synthesized by our body and should be acquired from dietary sources. Read more

That feeling when you finally receive your package with the skincare products that you handpicked for yourself and they’re all yours to use, nothing can compare to that excitement (almost). You are ready for some TLC...