Tight, flaky, itchy skin every winter isn't a sign your skin is doing something wrong. It's your skin barrier losing water to cold air, indoor heat and hot showers. Here's the simple science behind winter dryness, and the easy routine changes that keep skin soft until spring.

You smell the jar before it ever touches your skin — and if it smells amazing, you assume it must be good for you. Here's why that instinct is wrong, what "fragrance-free" actually means versus "unscented," and why natural essential oils aren't the safer swap you'd expect.

Every skincare product is built around a philosophy, whether the brand tells you or not. Here's how to spot the three you'll run into most — and which one is actually worth your money.

You've probably heard that you should apply skincare products in a certain order, but have you ever wondered why? It's not arbitrary. The sequence is rooted in basic chemistry — specifically, how your skin absorbs different types of ingredients.

Skincare products are not new-age, technological inventions. Our most ancient records show the use of natural resources to maintain ageless beauty and skin health. Plant extracts, tinctures, oils and butters were combined to create powerful concoctions that evolved with us into today’s effective formulations.

Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are called "forever chemicals". Where they are found, why they are bad for us, and some good news!

ISO 16128 is the industry guidelines for use of "Natural" or "Organic" in product descriptions. This blog explains what it means (and what it does not mean).

What causes skin changes and which vitamins are key to a healthy, youthful skin.

Have you heard about new skin care concerns due to Blue Light exposure? Are you reading this article on a screen? (Hint – your screen is not always your friend!) Here is what you need to know.