Skin & Wellness Magazine

Skin & Wellness MagazineWe are used to hearing that sugar is not good for our teeth, that excessive consumption can affect our weight and that it is worth reducing sweets. But in recent years I keep encountering another claim: sugar causes wrinkles.Could it really be that the cookie we ate in the afternoon affects the collagen in our skin?The answer...

Skin & Wellness MagazineSometimes I look at the backs of my hands and notice veins that I once barely saw. They are more prominent, blue or greenish, and sometimes it seems they appeared almost overnight.But did we really grow new veins? Is it a problem with blood flow? Or perhaps it is simply another one of the changes our body...

Skin & Wellness MagazineThere is a moment when we look in the mirror and feel that something in our face has changed. Not necessarily a new wrinkle, not a spot and not a dramatic change. Simply, something in the overall look is no longer exactly as it was.The cheeks look a little different, the jawline less defined, the eyes perhaps...

In recent years, the word peptides appears almost everywhere in the world of skincare. In serums, in creams, in hair products, and even in nutritional supplements. We are promised firmer skin, fewer wrinkles, stronger hair, and sometimes even renewed hair growth.But what are peptides, actually? And can they really encourage collagen production and improve the condition of the hair?What are...

We are used to thinking of sunlight as something the skin needs protection from, but not all types of light affect the body in the same way. In recent years, interest has been growing in treatments using red light and near-infrared light, intended to support natural processes of repair and renewal in the skin and in the hair follicles.Today one...