Are you looking for healthy, hydrated, and radiant skin?

We do not want to skip two crucial steps in our skincare routine during winter— Exfoliation and Hydration. These two impactful steps improve the overall brightness, texture, and overall health of your skin.

Exfoliation

There are two different types of Exfoliation— Physical and Chemical. Physical Exfoliators use a scrub or beads to manually remove dead skin cells from the skin surface. Chemical Exfoliators utilize an acid based formula to dissolve dead skin cells (and some products include regenerative and antioxidant properties). Both exfoliants work very differently but both aid in the gentle removal of dead skin cells from the surface of the skin, improving texture and luminosity and keep dry, rough skin at bay.

Now is the time to rejuvenate and resurface your skin for that perfect summer glow!

Lighten your unwanted sun damage and learn to prevent more from popping up this summer. Years of cumulative UV exposure contribute to visible sun spots, chronic redness, and collagen breakdown, leading to fine lines and wrinkles.

Some of the best ways to rejuvenate the skin from sun damage include photorejuvenation and laser resurfacing treatments, such as Sciton BBL and Sciton Moxi.

Solution #1: Sciton BBL Photorejuvenation

Our Sciton BBL Photorejuvenation is a non-invasive cosmetic treatment that uses light energy to improve the appearance of the skin. It can help to reduce the signs of sun damage, such as sun spots, redness, and uneven texture, while also stimulating collagen production to improve skin elasticity and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Photorejuvenation treatments use a device, such as Sciton BBL, to deliver pulses of light energy to the skin, which are absorbed by the targeted areas, causing the skin to produce new collagen and elastin fibers. The result is smoother, more even-toned, and youthful-looking skin. 

Did you know that the skin around the eyes requires special attention?

The skin around your eyes is thinner and more fragile than the rest of the face and can be more prone to expression lines, dehydration, and laxity. We suggest investing early in a great quality eye cream to help prevent the signs of early aging. Eye cream is different than your average facial moisturizer. It has been specifically formulated to target concerns related to the delicate skin around your eyes— especially if dark circles, puffiness, fine lines, or irritation are present. They are designed to be more lightweight and easily absorbed, as heavy creams can cause puffiness and irritation around the eyes. 

Eye creams often contain ingredients such as caffeine, retinol, and vitamin C, which can help reduce the appearance of dark circles, fine lines, and wrinkles. Most moisturizers cannot provide enough hydration for the delicate skin under the eyes, as they are formulated for the thicker, more resilient skin on the rest of the face. (Also, eye creams are often fragrance-free and gentle, making them less likely to cause irritation or allergic reactions.)