There are so many options for hydroxy acids on the skincare market; AHA’s, BHA’s, and now even PHA’s on the rise. One acid that does not fall under any of these categories is azelaic acid.

Most people think to start using anti-aging products once they notice those crow’s feet sneaking up around their eyes or the expression lines settling in their forehead. However, the best time to address signs of aging is before you even see any!

Skincare is yet another market within the U.S. that is poorly regulated and highly marketed, making it difficult for consumers to differentiate the good products from the well-marketed ones. Part of my job as an esthetician is to familiarize myself with ingredients and product labeling, follow these tips to enhance your skincare consumer experience, and choose skincare products that are what they say they are.

Almost everyone has heard of AHA’s and BHA’s, hydroxy acids are widely used for chemical exfoliation and addressing a variety of skin concerns. There is a third category that is less known and maybe the best option for those with sensitive skin and inflammatory skin conditions.

Feeling confident in our skin doesn't always come naturally, with or without makeup. I'm here to remind you just how beautiful you really are!

Massaging the face has so many benefits ranging from improved circulation, anti-aging, de-puffing, lymphatic drainage, and more. I am sure most of you don’t have time to give yourself a full-on facial massage that you would receive in a relaxing facial treatment, but there are some of the ways you can incorporate facial massage into your daily skincare routine at home.

Melasma is a hypermelanotic skin disorder that occurs mainly in women and mainly on the face. Melasma is identified by dark hyper-pigmented spots or blotches on the skin. We will learn about the causes of melasma, as well as at-home skincare or in-office treatments that you can incorporate to address those stubborn dark spots.

80% of people experience acne at some point in their life, it's no wonder it's one of the most commonly talked about skin issue. A licensed esthetician and acne specialist is here to share more about what you can do to get your acne under control.

Finding the proper skincare products for your skin can be a feat in itself, let alone knowing how and when to use each product in your routine to ensure its efficacy. Overusing products or layering products incorrectly can be both ineffective and even harmful to your skin. We are going to share our expert advice on how to layer your skincare properly!

What we eat and put into our bodies can impact the appearance of our skin (acne, dullness, inflammation, and more!). We are going to share a few tips on what to avoid and what you can indulge on in order to get clear and glowing skin from within.

Your age, climate, hormone levels are just a few reasons why your skincare routine is not one-size-fits-all. We will break down a few reasons behind why a customized skincare routine is so important.

If you have a darker or African American skin tone, we are here to provide a few tips and tricks on what skincare ingredients to avoid, what to incorporate, and how to avoid pigmentation and promote an even and healthy glow!

Minimizing fine lines and wrinkles. Preventing hyperpigmentation and melasma. Helping with acne. Ferulic Acid is an ingredient found in skincare that can help improve a lot of skin concerns and overall skin health!

We can't reverse time, but we can take steps to slow down aging. Spending a little extra TLC on your skin and investing in a few core skincare products can seriously help so you can have beautiful and healthy skin.