Health & Wellness

Continuous external damage from intrinsic and extrinsic factors causes the skin to age, increasing wrinkling, sagging, laxity, and uneven skin texture. Increased skin thickness, dryness, altered barrier function, and hyperpigmentation are signs of aging skin, especially photoaged skin. In addition, the process is marked by skin degradation, collagen damage, and inflicting harm on dermal fibroblasts. The major cause of

Frequently washing hands with hand soap can strip them of natural oils and a layer of ceramide on the epidermis, causing the skin to lose collagen and prematurely age. When someone asks about your age, you’re most likely to respond to the question with your age in numbers, meaning how many years it’s been since

Premature aging may cause excessive dead skin and dryness on the lips. If you want a young-looking face, you need to focus more on lip care. The absence of sebaceous (sweat) glands in the lips is the cause of aging lips. Because sweat glands help keep the skin hydrated, lips tend to dry out quicker

One day you look in the mirror and realize time really doesn’t stop for anyone. This fact can be shown in a variety of ways—fine lines on the forehead, thinning hair, or even greying hair. And like most people, we will try anything we can to stop it or at least slow it down. Pulling

Laying under the sun and getting that perfect bronzed body has been everybody’s dream. Although sunlight is a great source of Vitamin D, many people prefer using spray tans to get that bronzed glow rather than staying under the sun and preventing skin damage, sunburn, or maybe, in the long run, skin cancer from excessive