Healthy skin is hydrated skin. So the simple purpose of any moisturiser is to add water to our epidermis and keep it there. Unfortunately, some don’t.

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Healthy skin is hydrated skin. So the simple purpose of any moisturiser is to add water to our epidermis and keep it there. Unfortunately, some don’t.

Most fatty acids are vital for good health and great skin, but two are essential: Linoleic Acid and Alpha-linolenic Acid. These essential fatty acids can be the difference between glow and no-glow.

It lives up to the hype. Vitamin C gets a whole lotta of love from health and skincare professionals for very good reasons: it shines in research and real life.

Just by being at the beach, doing normal stuff like breathing and paddling, we are following health prescriptions that have been around since Ancient Greece (and probably before).

The skin barrier is the quiet hero of great skin. When healthy, it deflects unfriendly microbes and holds onto hydration. Fundamental features of skin that’s calm, smooth and plump.