Have you noticed that your skin isn't as firm and tight as it used to be? You're not alone! Skin laxity is extremely common and can affect people of all ages. The good news is there are many supportive steps that can help your skin appear firmer and feel more resilient. Let's dive into the details to find your way back to youthful-looking skin!

If you’ve been exploring ways to use Retinol without irritation, you might have heard of the “Retinol Sandwich” method. This playful name describes a simple technique intended to make Retinol less harsh on the skin. Curious how (and if) it works? We’re about to break it down step by step!

In recent years, cannabidiol (CBD) has gained immense popularity, especially in the skincare industry. As consumers seek natural solutions for various skin concerns, CBD has emerged as a key ingredient in many products. But what exactly is CBD, and how does it differ from Cannabis Oil or Hemp Oil? In this blog, delve into the world of CBD, its legality, accepted uses and incredible skincare benefits. Also, discover how GlyMed Plus ensures the safety and effectiveness of its certified CBD skincare products as part of its commitment to quality and purity.

Navigating your 30s and beyond brings natural changes to the skin that require special attention. By adopting effective anti-aging skincare tips, you can make this stage of life an opportunity for self-care and empowerment.

Looking into the mirror and finding pesky eye wrinkles can be frustrating. But don't let them dampen your self-confidence! With the right strategies, skincare routine and anti-aging skincare products, you'll not only bolster your skin's health but also diminish the appearance of fine lines to create a more youthful complexion.

As we age, our skin goes through a lot of changes. Fortunately, you can use a professional anti-aging skincare routine to slow down the natural aging process and keep your skin looking healthy and youthful.

Since November is Healthy Skin Month, I wanted to focus on what healthy skin truly is. In the age of social media and the internet, its representation gets skewed by the idea that perfect skin is the only way to have healthy skin, which is quite the opposite of the truth.