As a Facialist dry and or dehydrated skin is one of the most common client concerns & observations that we see, personally I would say at least 95% of people that I see are experiencing some kind of dehydration in their skin. A positive is that we can easily support dehydration with skinca...

Have you ever wondered why SPF ratings in Australia go to 50+, but no higher? That's because when a rating gets higher than 50, the benefits only increase minutely. Meaning a rating of 100 is misinforming as it seems as though it offers double the protection a rating of 50 does, when it doesn'...

There are so many factors that come into buying an SPF, like - do I want it to spray? Or how long will last? With all the things to consider it can be easy to just grab the first SPF you see. But unfortunately, you're only doing yourself harm. So we're here to provide a simple checklist on what y...

The sun emits UV radiation that breaks down the cells in our skin, leading to signs of ageing and illnesses like cancer. Here's a breakdown of the different types of UV radiation, helping us further understand why SPF is one of the most essential steps in any skincare routine. There are 3 types o...

Skincare dispensing technologies have come a long way since the mason jar, and while they have many functional benefits for product preservation & hygiene they also have practical benefits such as correct doses & less wastage.   What are the downsides of droppers & jars?  Most activ...

Photostability refers to a products ability to retain its integrity when exposed to light. Just like our skin, the world around us is subject to degradation from the usual things like free radials, the environment, oxidation and UV exposure. Thus, many products need to consider their photostabili...