Skincare Science & Expert Myth Busting

Confused about when to apply your serums? It depends on the active ingredient. Hyaluronic acid and peptides can be used morning or night, while Vitamin C is best at night, and actives like AHAs or retinoids should always be applied at night.

When should you apply Vitamin C? You can use it in your morning or night routine. However, if you use it in the morning, you must apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen, as sunlight can cause the Vitamin C to oxidize and become less effective.

This infographic explains the many benefits of Glycolic Acid. It is a powerful AHA that helps treat acne and scars, reduce wrinkles, and fade dark patches like melasma by effectively exfoliating the skin and promoting cell turnover.

This is my guide to using Glycolic Acid. As a powerful exfoliator, it's important to start with a low concentration, use it at night, and always follow with a moisturizer and SPF to achieve its skin-transforming benefits safely.

Have you ever wondered about the science behind using rice water for skincare? It contains bioactive compounds that inhibit the enzymes responsible for aging and pigmentation, helping to improve complexion and protect collagen.

Yes, your hair can age too. With age, hair becomes coarser, duller, and thinner as follicles produce less melanin and protein. I advise protecting your hair from environmental factors and avoiding excessive chemical treatments to maintain its health.

Dark circles have many causes, including poor sleep, stress, sun exposure, and even genetics. This infographic decodes the science behind periorbital hyperpigmentation to help you understand the root cause of your under-eye concerns.

Are you making these five common skincare mistakes? Using retinol in the daytime, not checking expiration dates, and getting complacent with your routine can all hinder your progress. I help my patients build effective, long-term habits.

Endocrine disruptors are chemicals in many personal care products that can interfere with your body's natural hormones. They can enter through the skin and are linked to various health issues, so it's important to be aware of the ingredients you use.