Have you ever followed your skincare routine perfectly before bed, only to wake up with dry, dull skin? Or have you ever stepped out in the morning with a fresh glow, only to feel oily and congested by noon? It's frustrating to put in the effort and not see the results you expect.

If this sounds like you, the answer might be simpler than you think: timing. Your morning and night skincare routine should be different because your skin has different needs throughout the day. In the morning, your routine should focus on protecting your skin from UV rays, pollution and environmental stressors. At night, your routine should support your skin’s natural renewal process with targeted treatments and hydration.

By knowing the differences between an effective morning vs. night skincare routine, you can achieve that healthy, radiant glow you've been looking for.

Within the last few years, the natural skin trend has only become more popular, along with lighter makeup coverage or none at all. With that emphasis, more and more people are turning to their skincare routines, and more specifically, the skin cycling technique, to create a clear, even, radiant complexion they won’t want to cover. Let's go over the details of this method that seems like it’s here to stay!

Many lives are affected by cancer, and while cancer treatments can be life-saving, they often come with unexpected challenges for the skin. If you're navigating this journey yourself or supporting someone who is, you've probably noticed that the skin behaves differently during treatment.