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We tend to forget about the sun during winter. But UVA and UVB rays are just as dangerous now as they are in the summer… maybe even more so! Why? Here’s one reason: snow reflects 80% of the sun’s rays, increasing your exposure, especially at higher altitudes. Here are a few tips to protect your skin. Read
Is the skin on your arms and thighs covered in small, red, itchy bumps? If so, it’s probably keratosis pilaris—a non-threatening condition that affects about 40% of the population. Read
Redness can happen to anyone, at any time, with any skin type. While there are lots of causes, thankfully there are also lots of ingredients to treat it. Read
Rosacea and couperose affect between 3 and 10% of the adult population in Canada, with fair-skinned individuals being particularly vulnerable. Although these two skin conditions are similar (they both cause chronic redness of the face), they shouldn’t be confused. Learn how to tell them apart and reduce their appearance while improving the comfort of your skin. Read
Collected from mountain springs where it’s protected from pollution, thermal water is full of minerals and trace elements that are beneficial to skin. Thermal water not only reduces inflammation, it softens skin, strengthens its protective barrier and helps it regenerate. Goodbye wrinkles, redness and scars! It’s also great for relieving the irritation and itching of sensitive skin. Read
These days, consumers are more informed than ever about their beauty products, and many carefully read the labels to make sure their products don’t contain any irritants. The latest obsession is pH balance, an essential for healthy sensitive skin. Read
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