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It is estimated that 50-90 percent of women develop stretch marks. With all the creams and treatment options on the market, it can be a challenging experience to find what will reduce stretch marks. Nevertheless, in reality, there are no products to get rid of stretch marks entirely. If you are trying to find a reasonable product, the best thing would be to look for a product that fade stretch marks and prevent new stretch marks from developing. What Causes Stretch Marks? A stretch mark is …

"As an Esthetician working in the beauty industry for over a decade, one of the most common products and ingredients we see clients use and ask about is Retinol." I am sure you have heard of it, the product your friend recommends, the one you have tried to pronounce on an ingredient label or saw on social media. The truth is you don't have to search hard for Retinol, but is there a dark side to this fascinating ingredient? It is a great source of Vitamin A for the skin but like most things ca …

Learn more about Image Skincare Collections and Products Hand and stone is coming out with new facials at a participating store near you! About the Brands: Hand and Stone This spa franchise has nearly 400 spas throughout the US and Canada. They provide services such as Facials, Massage, Cryoskin & Hair Removal Services at affordable prices. The skincare brands they currently carry are Dermalogica & Clarity. Introductory prices & spa deals are available and prices vary depe …

Like many things, skincare ingredients also experience waves of popularity. So we rounded up 35 trending skincare ingredients and explained what they do and how they work. 1. Aloe VeraType of ingredient: Skin sootherBenefits: Hydrates, soothes, and calms the skin. Perfect for those looking to soothe and moisturize their skin from sunburn.Works best with: To maximize its soothing properties, use other anti-inflammatory ingredients.Do not mix with: Avoid using this with alcohol whi …

In the vast world of skincare, one ingredient remains the gold standard: retinol. Most dermatologists recommend you use retinol cream in your 20s, and if you start there, you'll most likely be addicted to its forehead-smoothing, pigmentation-busting abilities. A chemical derivative of vitamin A, it also has many other benefits in skincare. For example, retinol increases skin cell turnover in the right quantities (over 0.3%) and encourages the shedding of damaged cells to reveal new, smooth, heal …