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Atopic eczema: signs, triggers and the skin barrier
Atopic eczema: how to recognise it and when to see a dermatologist Atopic eczema is a chronic inflammatory skin condition involving an impaired skin barrier, diagnosed and treat...
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Peptides in cosmetics: categories, evidence and Dulcia
Peptides in skincare: how they work, which have supporting evidence and when to add them to your routine The four functional categories of peptides have different levels of clin...
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Rosacea: phenotypes, triggers and skincare
Rosacea: triggers, phenotypes and how to care for your skin Rosacea, sometimes written in Slovak as rozacea (and colloquially known as ružovka), is a chronic inflammatory skin c...
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Ceramides: NP/AP/EOP subtypes and how they work in the skin
Ceramides: what they really do for your skin and when to use them Does a ceramide cream work, or is it just marketing? What matters is the ratio of ceramides to cholesterol and ...
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Panthenol for skin: benefits and concentration
Panthenol (provitamin B5): what it really does for your skin and how to use it Panthenol (provitamin B5) does four things at once in the skin: it binds water, reduces water loss...
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The skin barrier: cleansing without damage and restoring it
The skin barrier: how to avoid damaging it when cleansing and support its repair With targeted support, skin barrier function in most people shows measurable recovery within 2 t...
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Acne: what causes it and what really helps
Acne: what causes it, its different forms and what really works For mild and moderate acne, there are four active ingredients supported by clinical evidence, and one habit that ...
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Centella asiatica (CICA): what it really does for your skin and when to use it
Centella asiatica, known in Asia as gotu kola and in Slovak as púpočník ázijský, is a plant with more than two millennia of documented medicinal use. In modern cosmetics, it is ...
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Retinol: what it does, how to add it to your routine and why its form matters
Retinol is a derivative of vitamin A and one of the best-researched active ingredients in cosmetics over the past four decades. In this guide, we look at what retinol actually d...
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Salicylic acid (BHA): What really works for acne and blocked pores
Salicylic acid, referred to in scientific literature as a beta-hydroxy acid (BHA), is a lipophilic organic acid that penetrates sebum-filled pores and dissolves plugs of oil. It...
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Seborrhoea: How to care for skin prone to seborrhoeic dermatitis
Seborrhoea, medically known as seborrhoeic dermatitis, is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that affects approximately 3.2% of adults, according to a European population stu...
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Cleansing: Why it’s the most important step in your skincare routine
Cleansing is the first and most important step in any skincare routine. It is not just about removing make-up or dust. It determines whether your skin reaches the next step (ser...
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