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The Skin Type Guide – How to Best Care for Your Skin

The Skin Type Guide – How to Best Care for Your Skin

by Dr. Jen Newell | Jul 15, 2019 | Uncategorized

Your skin type is typically what you’re born with. While your skin can go through different phases or react based on various circumstances, your skin’s natural tendencies are driven by your skin type. Very broadly speaking, there are Lipid Dry, Oily, Sensitive/Diffuse...
How To Keep Your Skin Healthy Over The Holidays

How To Keep Your Skin Healthy Over The Holidays

by Dr. Jen Newell | Dec 7, 2018 | Uncategorized

For many of us, Christmas is a time where we deviate from our normal routine to celebrate and relax with family, and friends. Whether we jump on a plane, pack the family into the car or hop on a bus, it’sthat time of year when there is always too much to pack! ...
Is Dimethicone a Dangerous Ingredient in Skincare and Makeup?

Is Dimethicone a Dangerous Ingredient in Skincare and Makeup?

by Dr. Jen Newell | Jul 16, 2018 | Uncategorized

There is a lot of debate within the green beauty world about the use of dimethicone in skincare and cosmetic products and I wanted to share my thoughts on the matter and why I don’t mind it being in my products. I encourage you to educate yourself about the...
Alcohol in your skincare – everything you need to know

Alcohol in your skincare – everything you need to know

by Dr. Jen Newell | Feb 5, 2018 | Uncategorized

Alcohols of various forms (isopropyl alcohol, SD alcohol, cetearyl alcohol, etc) are common ingredients in skincare products including moisturizers, body washes, cleansers and toners. Do alcohols in your skincare damage your skin? Most alcohols in skincare are similar...

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