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vitamine c : The glow ally

What is vitamin C?


Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant naturally found in foods like citrus fruits. But only a small amount of vitamin C we consume will have an impact on our skin! That’s why many beauty products include synthetic forms of Vitamin C. L-ascorbic acid or THD ascorbate are the two types of vitamin C found in these formulations.


HOW DOES IT WORK?


Vitamin C is an antioxidant that allows melanin production to be adjusted. It can therefore reduce dark spot development and act like a natural brightener... plus prevent some signs of ageing!


BENEFIT


Brighten the skin and act as an antioxidant


CONCERN


Dull skin, dark spots


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WHEN TO USE IT


It’s a potent antioxidant found naturally in foods like citrus fruits. But only a small amount of vitamin C you consume will have an impact on your skin! Synthetic forms of vitamin C are commonly used in cleansers, serums, oils, and more : L-ascorbic acid or THD ascorbate are the two types of vitamin C found in these formulations.


DO’S & DON’TS


  • Use vitamin C daily for best results, especially during the day since it helps protect skin from environmental stressors like sun and pollution.
  • Apply SPF before going out in the sun when using Vitamin C
  • Avoid using at the same time as other powerful active ingredients such as retinol or AHA&BHA

Expert tip


Test the waters with a lower-concentration formula to see how your skin reacts. Slight tingling is normal, but if you do experience anything more intense, talk to your derm. Research shows that even very low concentrations (under 1%) deliver antioxidant protection and brightening benefits.


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retinol & backushiol : The pro-aging partner

What are retinol and bakushiol?


Retinol is a synthetic version of vitamin A because vitamin A is rarely used in its raw state. Retinol is a gentle type of retinoid (generic term which includes all synthetic vitamins A). Plant-based bakushiol is a natural alternative to retinol.


How does it work?


Retinol boosts cell renewal stimulation which helps reduce wrinkles, combat loss of firmness, smooth skin texture and keep dark spots at bay...! Its efficacy is highly recommended, even by dermatologists!


BENEFIT


Smooth and tighten the skin.


CONCERN


Wrinkles, loss of firmness


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DO’S & DON’TS


  • It is recommended to apply retinol-based active products in the evening.
  • Adopt it as soon as your skin starts showing first signs of ageing. You’re between 20 and 25? This may be a good idea to include it in your routine, twice a week.
  • When using retinol, protect your skin with a SPF care before going out in the sun.
  • Retinol shouldn’t be used if you’re pregnant.
  • Avoid using it at once with vitamin C or AHA and BHA. It’s best to use one in the morning and the other in the evening.

Pro tip


Start by including retinol in your routine a few nights a week with a low concentration formula and a small quantity. Then, gradually increase the frequency and the concentration.


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aha & BHA : The flawless exfoliator

What are AHA/BHA?


AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid) and BHA (Beta Hydroxy Acid) are mostly fruit acids. These molecules include salicylic acid, glycolic acid and lactic acid. They can be extracted or synthetically- produced to be integrated in skincare formulas. You can find them in scrubs but also creams and serums to gently exfoliate the skin.


How does it work?


The AHA-BHA exfoliate dead skin cells from the skin. It can breathe more easily. The skin is therefore better prepared to absorb the benefits of other skincare products. Bye-bye dull complexion, blocked pores or wrinkles that seem more settled.


BENEFIT


Improve skin texture and fight imperfections.


CONCERN


Blemishes, large pores


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DO’S & DON’TS


  • Keep your skin well moisturized.
  • Combine AHA and BHA for greater efficiency.
  • Protect your skin with SPF care before going out in the sun when using AHA and BHA.
  • Avoid mixing AHA and BHA with other skincare products containing retinol or vitamin C. Better to alternate: one in the morning and the other in the evening.

Pro tip


Follow the instruction manual. Generally, it’s advised to alternatively use AHA and BHA every other night or even once or twice a week. If it stings a little, it’s normal. If the sensation is stronger, talk to your dermatologist.


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uv filters : The beneficial protective

What are UV filters?


UVA and UVB are two types of sunrays that go through the ozone layer. They might bring light and heat but ultra-violets A and ultra-violets B can cause some damage to the skin. Therefore, we need to protect ourselves when we stay out in the sun.


How does it work?


There are 2 kinds of “screens” against UV rays: a chemical screen that absorbs sunrays with the help of its actives; and the physical screen whose ingredients (zinc oxide, titanium dioxide) create a barrier for the skin.


BENEFIT


Protect the skin and prevent damage caused by UV rays.


CONCERN


Sun Exposure


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DO’S & DON’TS


  • Apply sunscreen every day, even when the sun hides behind the clouds.
  • Sun care is always the last step of your morning routine before applying makeup. If you don’t have time, choose makeup products with SPF protection.
  • Check the expiration dates and retention time after opening your sunscreen when you sort through your beauty products.

Pro tip


Make sure to deeply cleanse your face at night to remove all sunscreen residues that could clog pores.


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HYALURONIC ACID : The pampering agent

What is hyaluronic acid?


It’s a molecule that captures water. It is found naturally in the body but its production decreases with time. Luckily it can be synthesised and integrated into various serums and skincare products to take advantage of its smoothing and antioxidant actions.


How does it work?


By jellifying water in the skin, hyaluronic acid fills in spaces between skin cells, which has the effect of restoring skin volume, density and elasticity. This is why it’s also an excellent moisturizer.


BENEFIT


Plump up, smooth and restore skin’s suppleness.


CONCERN


Tautness, plumping loss, dry skin.


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DO’S & DON’TS


  • Combine it with another moisturizer for enhanced action: dry and sensitive skins will appreciate the gesture and the comfort.
  • Adopt it whatever you skin type is: it won’t irritate despite its “acid” name.

Pro tip


You’ve found the formula that agrees with you? Apply it regularly to enjoy its benefits.


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SALYCILYC ACID : The gentle smoother

What is salicylic acid?


Salicylic acid is a molecule extracted from certain plants such as the willow bark tree. Its synthetic form is often the star ingredient in anti-blemish skincare but also makeup products!


How does it work?


By acting on pores to cleanse them, salicylic acid will get rid of various impurities and reduce some blemishes (blackheads, comedones...).


BENEFIT


Smooth the skin, purify, minimise imperfections.


CONCERN


blemishes, uneven skin texture, blackheads and comedones.


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DO’S & DON’TS


  • Better adopt it as a night skincare.
  • Start by applying it few nights a week to see how your skin reacts.
  • In the morning, wash your face thoroughly to remove dead skin cells.
  • Protect your skin with a SPF face care before going out in the sun when using salicylic acid.
  • Don’t apply it together with other active ingredients like retinol or AHA and BHA. It’s better to take turns: one in the morning, the other in the evening.

Pro tip


Follow the instruction notice. Generally, it is recommended to use salicylic acid every other night or even once or twice a week. It might sting a bit but it’s normal. However, if the feeling is stronger, talk to your dermatologist.


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COLLAGEN : The firming expert

What is collagen?


Collagen is a protein the body produces enough of... until ours 30s! Then, anything that can bolster it is welcome: from what you eat to supplements. In addition to that, laboratories develop complexes or peptides that can stimulate it or play this role!


How does it work?


By ensuring tissue cohesion with each other, collagen creates a tightening effect, which enables the skin to remain elastic without losing tone.


BENEFIT


Helps the skin stay firm and plumped.


CONCERN


Loss of firmness and elasticity.


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DO’S & DON’TS


  • You can adopt it regardless of your skin type.
  • Choose it in serums, creams, complements to incorporate it easily in your daily routine.

Pro tip


You’ve found the formula that works for you? Apply it regularly to enjoy its benefits.


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