The Lab

Ageing can have an effect on our emotional well-being. That is why a positive outlook- the ability to stay strong in our skin- is as important as the products we use.

While the thought of menopause may seem worrying or scary to some, it is something that every woman will eventually have to experience as a natural part of life. With the right advice, and an idea of what to expect, every woman can feel prepared to manage their symptoms head on so that the effect on their day to day is minimised.

Age is an unfortunate fact of life. While we can’t reverse aging, we can at least minimise the visible effects of ageing with the right mindset and skincare plan. Here, we will describe 5 significant contributors to ageing skin.

Eczema is the most commonly diagnosed inflammatory skin disease in the world and can affect up to 3% of adults and 20% of children. It has no known cure.

Suffering from dry skin? Here are 3 simple tips to care for extremely dry skin.

Freckles. A lot of us have them, but very few of us have ever put much thought into what they are, how we get them and why some people have so many.

Skin is important for things such as appearance, temperature regulation & protection. This is where the skin’s barrier function comes in.

Being able to recognise and manage eczema is one thing, but understanding what’s happening at a cellular or molecular level is a little trickier, and we still don’t have all the answers.

Eczema shows up on the skin, but it is actually considered a disorder of the immune system and involves defects in the skin barrier, skin dryness and inflammation.