
Squalane VS Squalene- What's the Difference?
Did you know that squalane and squalene are actually different? Squalane and squalene are essentially the same compound. However, the difference su...
Read moreDid you know that squalane and squalene are actually different? Squalane and squalene are essentially the same compound. However, the difference su...
Read moreHaving trouble dealing with large pores? Do you have a lot of blackheads and whiteheads, especially around the T-Zone? Does your skin secrete too m...
Read moreWe hear the term "antioxidant" so often. We probably know that ingredients like green tea contain antioxidants and they're supposedly good for us. ...
Read moreBefore We Go On - Butylene Glycol is organic alcohol derived from petroleum. It is a water-soluble ingredient that attracts water and in turn, deep...
Read moreBefore We Go On - Skincare routines can be mystifying or incredibly easy depending on the type of routine you want and how your skin behaves. If y...
Read moreBefore We Go On - Let's talk more about what active ingredients are. Active ingredients are ingredients that create physical changes to your skin -...
Read moreBefore We Go On Squalane, derived from olives, is one of our favorite ingredients to use in our products for its' compatibility with the skin a...
Read moreBefore We Go On - Ceramides are the star skincare ingredient. It has stayed that way for the past few years. We often use Ceramides in Dr.Althea p...
Read moreBefore We Go On- For Fall/Winter, Resveratrol is the ingredient that remains a favorite in our books. We've featured it in Pro Lab as one of our ...
Read moreBefore We Go On - Amino acids are mentioned in skincare all the time, and if not mentioned explicitly, it sure is found in skincare all the time (w...
Read moreBefore We Go On - We all want radiant, glowing skin - that’s the dream isn’t it? But it’s often difficult to pinpoint how exactly to achieve that d...
Read moreBefore We Go On - Natural Moisturizing Factor or abbreviated as NMF - is found in product descriptors or ingredient breakdowns. It sounds like a gr...
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