One big factor in whether a skin care product will work for you is whether enough of it can actually get to where it needs to go in your skin, which can be referred to as a product's bioavailability.  First

You’ve already kicked your soda habit (mostly), and you save sweet treats for emergencies because you know that too much sugar is bad for your health.  But did you know it’s actually bad for your skin as well? After consumption, sugar

Your skin undergoes changes with time, there's no getting around it.  Certain external factors such as sun exposure, health habits, environmental pollutants and the pull of gravity will wear it down. Within the body, the aging process also exacts its

Used by both Cleopatra and the ancient Chinese, honey has long been celebrated as a miracle salve for the skin. Made of about 80 percent sugar, honey also contains minerals and trace elements such as iron, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, amino

Nearly every culture across the ages has had it’s own search for agelessness, and it’s own “miracle” treatment for wrinkles. Ultimately, all wrinkles are caused by the loss of elastin and collagen in the skin and by loss of structure