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Excessive oil production, known as seborrhea, often stems from genetics, hormonal changes, or environmental factors. To address this, choose skincare products with ingredients like salicylic acid or niacinamide, known for their oil-regulating properties. Ensure a diet rich in antioxidants, as this can contribute to balanced skin health. Additionally, consider professional treatments like chemical peels to regulate oil production. Always use non-comedogenic products and sunscreen to protect your skin without exacerbating oiliness. Regular cleansing is vital, but avoid overwashing, as it may prompt more oil production. Seeking advice from a dermatologist can provide personalized solutions. #SkincareRoutine #ExcessOils #HealthySkin #OilControl #ClearComplexion #SebumBalance #AcnePrevention #GlowingSkin #DermatologyInsights #SkinCareTips
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Excessive oil production, known as seborrhea, often stems from genetics, hormonal changes, or environmental factors. To address this, choose skincare products with ingredients like salicylic acid or niacinamide, known for their oil-regulating properties. Ensure a diet rich in antioxidants, as this can contribute to balanced skin health. Additionally, consider professional treatments like chemical peels to regulate oil production. Always use non-comedogenic products and sunscreen to protect your skin without exacerbating oiliness. Regular cleansing is vital, but avoid overwashing, as it may prompt more oil production. Seeking advice from a dermatologist can provide personalized solutions. #SkincareRoutine #ExcessOils #HealthySkin #OilControl #ClearComplexion #SebumBalance #AcnePrevention #GlowingSkin #DermatologyInsights #SkinCareTips
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Did you know that almonds can be more than just a delicious snack? 🤔🌰 Almonds and their derivative, almond oil, are making strides in skincare. Both are rich in phenols, polyphenols, fatty acids, and vitamin E, all of which offer beneficial antioxidants for your skin! 🌟 Recent studies reveal that daily almond consumption has the potential to diminish wrinkles and exhibit natural antiaging effects in postmenopausal women. Further research even shows almonds as a promising solution for reducing photoaging effects, pigment intensity, and enhancing UVB resistance. ☀️🛡️ Almond oil has also proved effective in cases of wound healing and skincare. Professional trials have shown its efficacy in preventing pressure injuries and addressing conditions like eczema, hand dermatitis, and striae gravidarum. 🙌 Almonds and almond oil, with their roots deep in history, showcase promising results in contemporary dermatology. While further research is warranted, these insights confirm their continued therapeutic potential for holistic skincare. ✅ Interested in reading more? Find the full study below! 👇✨ #integrativehealth #lifestylemedicine #nutrition #culinarymedicine #functionalmedicine #health #wellness #almonds #skincare #antioxidants #dermatology #antiaging #photoaging #uvbresistance #woundhealing #eczema #holisticskinhealth #almondoil #naturalremedies#skinhealth #nutrients #healthyskin ##holisticwellbeing #wellnessinsights #holistichealth
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Hyaluronic Acid (HA) – this skincare superhero can help provide hydration, fullness and elasticity (1). With the abundance of possibilities, Galderma leans into its unrivalled scientific expertise to bring the best of HA to our network of patients, consumers and healthcare professionals. First discovered in the 1930s, HA is a glycosaminoglycan, aka a sugar molecule, that’s naturally present in the body’s connective tissue. One of our legacy brands and an industry innovator, Restylane® officially brought stabilized HA into the aesthetic industry in 1996 with NASHA™ technology (2). Not long after, the innovation became the first FDA-approved HA filler in 2003. Cetaphil taps into the power of HA to provide impactful solutions to the sensitive skin community. For ALASTIN Skincare®️, it’s leveraging our best-in-class R&D platform to develop science-backed products for everyday use. From injectables to skincare, our premium brands tap into the molecule’s superpowers to support consumers and patients wherever they are in their skin journey. #AdvancingDermatology #HyaluronicAcid The most commonly observed side effects include swelling, redness, pain, bruising, headache, tenderness, lump formation, itching at the injection site, and impaired hand function. To learn more about serious but rare side effects on full Important Safety Information, visit www.RestylaneUSA.com. (1) Papkaonstantinou E, Roth M, Karakiulakis G. Hyaluronic acid: a key molecule in skin aging. Dermato-Endocrinol. 2012;4(3):253-258. (2) Data on file. MA-39680. Dallas, TX: Galderma Laboratories, L.P. 2022
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EU Retinol Rules: What U.S. Skincare Brands Need to Know Retinol, a hero ingredient in anti-aging creams, faces new restrictions in Europe. This popular Vitamin A derivative tackles wrinkles and fine lines, but the EU is concerned about potential downsides of high concentrations. Here's what U.S. skincare brands exporting to the EU need to know: * New Limits: Starting late 2024, the EU restricts retinol content in cosmetics. Body lotions can only have 0.05%,while face and hand creams are capped at 0.3%. * Reasoning: The EU aims to minimize risks like irritation and sun sensitivity linked to stronger retinol products. * Label Changes: Products must now disclose Vitamin A-related compounds and warn about potential overexposure from combined sources (food, supplements, and skincare). U.S. brands must act to stay compliant and keep their place in the EU market: * Reformulation: Adjust product formulas to meet the new retinol concentration limits. * Label Updates: Ensure labels clearly state the presence of Vitamin A and potential for overexposure. The Deadline: Brands have until May 2027 to comply with the new regulations. #RetinolRegulations #SkincareCompliance #MDPenSkinCare #RadiantRetiniol #GlobalSkincare #SafeBeauty #Dermatology #AntiAging
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The report summarizes numerous presentations on the skin microbiome, covering topics such as acne, anti-aging, atopic dermatitis, and “microbiome-friendly” cosmetics. Global Engage #microbiota | #health | #digitalhealth | #medicine | #dermatology
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The topic of physical exfoliation is trending. Is physical exfoliation terrible for your skin? Exfoliation itself isn’t what’s bad; it’s how you do it. Board Certified Dermatologist Dr. Jinmeng Zhang spoke with HuffPost about alternatives to physical scrubs. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gkqBv52Z #Skincare #Dermatology #SkinHealth #BeautyTips #FacialScrubs #Exfoliation #DermatologistApproved #SkincareAdvice #HealthySkin #BeautyProducts #SkinCareCommunity #USDermatologyPartners
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A follow-up to my prior 2 posts regarding benzene, BPO, & acne products 🤓 This Allure piece is particularly helpful because it features feedback from some of our industry's best cosmetic chemists & educators, as well as the president of the independent lab that detected benzene in the finished products prompting a petition for an FDA recall 👩🔬 #benzene #bpo #beauty #skincare #dermatology #bodycare #regulatory #fda #productrecall #productsafety #exposure #carcinogen #acne #rx #otc #pharma #cosmeticscience #activeingredient #CDC #EPA https://lnkd.in/eDzBytAY
Researchers Sound Alarm Bells Over Benzene in Acne Products—Again
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AQP Nutrition Pure Lipid Saving Essence Ceramide is the most important and the largest portion of lipid in the skin, capable of keeping the lipid integrity of stratum corneum and form as a protection layer to lock water in the skin. Ingredients ⭐AQUAPHYLIN ⭐Ceramide EOP, NP, AP ⭐Laminaria Ochroleuca 🌟Lock water and rejuvenate skin 🌟Relieve dryness 🌟Form a protective film Moisturizes and locks in water the skin, prevents and relieves dry skin, keeps the skin moisture, restores skin elasticity, and makes the skin shiny. Soothes and repairs the skin, forms a protective film on the skin, and maintains healthy skin. Comes from the lipid “CERAMIDES” that is closest to the skin and has the highest homogeneity, enhances the water-locking function of the epidermal barrier and makes skin silky-soft and healthy. www.en.dermaxpert.com.tw Email:dxp01@aplovaty.com.tw #Medicalaesthetics #Skincare #Beauty #Cosmeceuticals #Dermatology #Antiaging #Rejuvenation #Clinicalskincare #Advancedskincare #Professionalskincare #Treatmentskincare #Dermatologistrecommended #Dermocosmetics
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