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Cold air & dry skin: how to adjust your routine
Cold air outside and dry heat inside can leave your skin feeling tight, thirsty, and more sensitive—even to products you usually love. Here’s why: lower humidity takes moisture from your skin, making its protective barrier less effective at retaining hydration. As this barrier becomes compromised, your skin can feel raw and sensitive. When your skin's natural defenses are struggling, active ingredients may lead to increased stinging, burning, or redness. Read here for solutio

Genelle Holub
3 days ago3 min read


How Stress Affects Your Skin: What Your Nervous System Is Telling You
How stress affects your skin goes far beyond wrinkles and breakouts. Learn how the nervous system influences the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis, and why supporting your whole body leads to healthier, more radiant skin.

Genelle Holub
Jul 235 min read
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