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What are those pesky little bumps? Milia (also known as milk spots) are small, white bumps that typically form on areas such as the cheeks, nose, and eyelids. While milia bumps are mostly seen in...

Are you about to escape the Australian winter and embark on a European summer holiday? Traveling is an exciting time, but it can cause havoc on our skin due to all of the environmental changes,...

Do you have sensitive skin? Some people may not know they have sensitive skin until they have a reaction to a product - anything from soaps, moisturiser, or makeup. Sensitive skin conditions can appear anywhere...

Looking after your skin health goes beyond the beauty products you use. Your diet, gut health, stress levels and daily habits all play an important role. As part of your lifestyle choices, have you ever...

Rosacea is a common skin condition that most people have heard of and many have experienced. What might surprise you is that there is not just one type of rosacea, there are four. If you...

Up to 85% of Australians will suffer from acne during their lifetime. Acne prone skin can range in severity and therefore the treatment options span from mild to prescription grade medication. Acne can have a severe...

Our skin has a natural tendency to attract moisture from the environment to keep itself hydrated. During the colder winter months when there is a decrease in humidity, temperatures plummet, long hot showers are introduced,...

Topical Steroids, also called topical corticosteroids, are often prescribed for various inflammatory skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, rosacea, and even allergic reactions. They are available in a range of potency strengths and offered in creams,...

What is more important: The skincare formulation or the branding? Fast facts (and perhaps some unpopular opinions) Luxury packaging is often more expensive than the actual formula. Brands create heavier bottles and jars to make...