The majority of skincare brands incorporate active ingredients that are too large for optimal skin absorption. The implication is that these creams primarily rest on the surface of the skin, functioning as costly moisturizers. While they may provide a pleasant sensation, they are ineffective in delivering results. Understanding how molecular size influences vitamin absorption can change the way you think about your skincare routine. Smaller molecules in Topical Creams ensures

Seborrheic dermatitis is a common skin concern for a number of patients. In many cases, it presents itself on the scalp, but can affect...

Article One – “Carotenoid in Human Skin” by Juergen Lademann, Martina C. Meinke, Wolfram Sterry and Maxim E. Darvin   Antioxidants are an...