In The Glow

Vitamin K in skincare is primarily used to promote skin healing, reduce Bruising, and minimize the appearance of dark circles/redness. By supporting blood circulation and clotting processes under the skin, it is highly effective for post-procedure recovery and calming reactive, inflamed...

In the summer, your skin primarily needs lightweight hydration, robust UV protection, and barrier-supporting antioxidants to combat heat, humidity, and sun exposure. To keep your complexion clear, refreshed, and healthy during the warmer months, adapt your daily routine with these...

  Getting a chemical peel during the colder months is actually ideal for several reasons. Here’s why dermatologists and estheticians often recommend doing them in fall and winter: 1. Less Sun Exposure = Safer Healing After a peel, your skin...

Lactic Acid may be a buzz word in skincare right now, but it has been used for centuries as a hydrating and brightening serum. One of the first documented historical users was Queen Cleopatra of Egypt, who was known to...

Niacinamide is big in the skincare world right now, but what exactly does it do?  Also known as Vitamin B3, Niacinamide is known to boost hydration by enhancing the natural lipid barrier of your skin. It locks in the moisture...

Are you looking to take your skincare routine to the next level? Wondering what the difference is between medical-grade skincare products and over-the-counter products? As a Registered Nurse, let me help you find the right skincare regimen to meet your needs. ...