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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 …

You may have seen advertising for the more recent popular trend of using a "skincare fridge." However, we have one question, are they safe to use? And if they are safe, why use one? Luckily we researched this topic so that you don't have to. Not to worry, the results are worth it! Skincare products are gradually taking over the mini-fridge. Most recently, the skincare fridge went on TikTok, where the hashtag has had 1.1 million views (and counting). A stream of videos featuring proud owners and …

Blackheads may be small, but they're mighty in their staying power. Most of the time, they're not very visible, but they can be a nuisance or a speck on your otherwise glowing complexion.If you regularly get facials or extractions, blackheads may not be a concern. But most of us struggle to get rid of them, so what can we do? What are blackheads?A blackhead, the proper term is comedone, is a clogged pore. Sebum and dead skin cells mix to clog the pores, and when this mixture becomes exposed to a …

You've heard how mixing vitamin C serums with other AHAs (Alpha hydroxy acids), and BHAs (beta hydroxy acids) can transform your skin. BUT we have also heard the warnings about mixing these since it can lead to significant skin irritation. So how do I properly use Vitamin C, BHAs, and AHAs, in my routine to achieve my skincare goals? What are AHAs and BHAs? Alpha and beta hydroxy acids (AHAs and BHAs) are derived from organic/natural ingredients. Alpha hydroxy acids are usually derived …

What are AHAs?AHAs are also known as alpha-hydroxy acids. They are referred to as fruit acids because they are commonly derived from sugar cane or other plant sources. Popular forms of AHAs include glycolic acid, lactic acid, and citric acid, although AHAs derived from sugar cane (glycolic acid) are the most widely used in skincare. The great thing about AHA's is that they are generally recommended for normal, dry, and sun-damaged skin as they can enhance moisturizing factors. What are BHAs …