There’s no denying that the world of skincare is vast and complex. So, when it comes to picking new products to create a daily regimen it can be difficult to know where to start.  

Your Mind & Skin Are Connected 

Our skin has a funny way of showing the world what we are feeling. We’ve all been caught blushing during times of embarrassment or turning pale when scared, but have you noticed how your skin reacts to your mental health? This May, during Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re discussing the connection between mental health and skin health and sharing a few ideas to create a more balanced lifestyle.

Aging is one of those worries we all are trying to avoid. But the reality is that everyone goes through it, and it’s a natural, beautiful process that is a privilege to experience.  

April 24 – 30 is Infertility Awareness Week. This week and always, we seek to understand and empower the women experiencing infertility and other illnesses that may cause it, such as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and endometriosis. We believe that no matter your medical situation, skincare is for everyone. This is why we aim to provide the best skincare options and education to help everyone love the skin they’re in.  

Have you had bumpy skin for as long as you can remember? Then you might be experiencing keratosis pilaris, a painless condition that affects the body’s skin.

The practice of dry brushing dates back to the ancient Egyptians, who were said to use brushing techniques on dry skin to exfoliate and create a glowing, radiant complexion.

I have practiced aesthetics for over 23 years and have been a Certified Nutritionist for 10 years. Early in my aesthetics career, I treated an abundance of acne clients and noticed a direct link between skin challenges and diet. I became curious about how to help my current clients from the inside out, which inspired me to become a Certified Nutritionist.  

Common SkinCare Myths

Interview with Former UAC Member Jean McKoy