Skin Biology

Skin Biology

rayoflight2022-09-10T11:07:48.000Z
The pH is more of health issue than direct benefit, the scalp is +
very much like all other skin and its barrier, cell renewal, protective functions, enzyme and microbiome processes can only be at a peak within the re
rayoflight2022-08-27T16:16:12.000Z
The idea is correct but the nitty gritty of the tech is important in this context +
for the Sciton BBL tech the tiny print says that the energy their device introduced into the skin helps basically boost the skin's own repair processe
labrioche2022-08-07T17:42:50.000Z
Still recovering from Eucerin Hyaluron and here's why. Smaller HA molecules are pro-inflammatory +
"(...) “smaller HA molecules set inflammation in motion,” referencing the many, many studies that show low molecular weight hyaluronic acid has a pro-
rayoflight2022-08-05T21:43:44.000Z
If you have sensitive skin, acquired or inherently that way, then this kitchen sink of +
botanicals should be extensively patch tested before putting it on the face. Botanicals are naturally full of potential irritants and allergens (for o
rayoflight2022-03-03T22:23:08.000Z
It wouldn't matter since these ingredients do not list copper peptides +
at least the famous GHK ones that would be listed as ''Copper Tripeptide-1''. A dead giveaway is that any copper peptide-containing product has a blue
rayoflight2022-01-18T00:02:58.000Z
Treatments such as chemical peels, lasers, IPL for pigment are only as good as +
the person administering them. It is what it is. It's a cooking analogy, we all can buy the same flour, sugar and whatnot and use the same cookbooks s
jnbfan2021-06-10T14:24:28.000Z
Popsci article but it mentions what I've been saying about neurotoxin/Botox vs stimulating bone
and muscle. There are actual fields of science that study the aging body. Not all derms and plastics surgeons are versed on the biology and physiolo
rayoflight2021-04-20T08:43:56.000Z
Yeah, that's kinda the elephant in the room in that discussion, from one side there is some +
evidence that IR, or at least some parts of IR spectrum, isn't great for skin, it's not just the heat (IR is the heat) from sunlight but also other he
rayoflight2021-02-25T14:37:35.000Z
It's simple observation. Not all peptides are same, there's a lot of different ones but +
the more popular ones like Argireline or Matrixyl 3000 are typically the ones people think of when they talk about peptides in cosmetics - they all ha
ninotchka2021-01-23T00:59:55.000Z
Isomers All-in-One Face Firming. I want to try one of the first-gen copper options from Skin Biology