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Dry skin and acne breakouts are not a contradiction: the outer layer of your skin can hold on to too little oil and moisture and still...
Read moreSagging skin on the face develops on several levels at once: within the skin, collagen and elastic fibres decline, UV light speeds up this breakdown, and...
Read moreA face cream for a woman over 80 does not need any new wonder ingredients – it needs two things: lipids and humectants for skin that...
Read moreSerum vs ampoule vs essence: the difference lies mainly in packaging, texture and how you use them, not in a fixed amount of active ingredient. Ampoule,...
Read moreStress shows up on the skin of your face mainly through slower barrier repair: minor damage from cleansing, cold weather or too many products lingers for...
Read more‘Dermatologically tested’ means that a cosmetic product has been tested on people under the supervision of a dermatologist and was well tolerated. The label does not...
Read moreUsing body lotion on your face is fine in a pinch, but rarely a good idea in the long run. Body care is made for thicker,...
Read moreYou can only return opened skincare in Switzerland if the shop allows it in its terms. There is no statutory right of return or exchange here,...
Read moreWhen to start retinol depends less on your age than on the condition of your skin and what you want to achieve. For first fine lines,...
Read moreWrinkles that appear suddenly during menopause are no coincidence: as oestrogen falls, your skin loses collagen, thickness and moisture within just a few years. One scientific...
Read moreTo patch test skincare at home, apply the new product twice a day for a week to a coin-sized area on the inside of your forearm...
Read moreSwitching to natural skincare works best one product at a time rather than swapping everything overnight. Start by replacing the products that stay on your skin...
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