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Skin Dehydration Is Frequently Caused by Climate Aggressors

Skin Dehydration Is Frequently Caused by Climate Aggressors

If you’re experiencing skin dehydration, consider the climate you’re in. The old way of taking care of your skin would be to think of dryness as a skin type issue. If your complexion is dehydrated, it’s probably because your skin is naturally dry, right? Nope. In fact buying your skin products by skin type is

Skin Damage: Why Climate May Be to Blame for Your Battered Skin Barrier

Skin Damage: Why Climate May Be to Blame for Your Battered Skin Barrier

Fine lines, dark circles and spots get lots of anti-aging attention, but protecting your skin barrier from skin damage should be your number one skincare priority, and here’s why: a healthy, protected skin barrier is what stands between you and seeing the signs of external aging as early as in your 20’s (which include fine

Meet the Polar Day Cream

Meet the Polar Day Cream

Everyday moisturizers are the tank tops of skin care—they simply aren’t cut out to handle the cold. So when freezing weather hits, our best winter skincare tip is to switch to a day cream that knows how to weather the winter storms. That’s why we’re writing a love letter to the one cream that not

How Skincare Can Reduce Transepidermal Water Loss

How Skincare Can Reduce Transepidermal Water Loss

It’s a mouthful, but say it with us — Transepidermal Water Loss or TEWL for short. Let’s break this down so it’s not as scary. The “water loss” part is pretty self-explanatory, so you’ve probably caught on that we’re talking about a form of dehydration. The “epidermal” part refers to the upper layer of the

Summer Has More Than One Climate

Summer Has More Than One Climate

As with most things in life, there are few absolutes—the summer cream that’s right for you and your location depends not just on temperature, but also on humidity. Why do we have two summer creams? Thinking of summer, one thing comes to mind—record-setting heat. But heat comes in many degrees: There’s the blistering dry heat