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DermExcel | Pigmentation Strategy

Pigmentation Strategy

Struggling with dark marks or uneven skin tone? Discover the science behind our Pigmentation Protocol, a targeted skincare strategy designed to correct pigment imbalances, prevent future discolouration, and restore a visibly clearer, more radiant complexion. Learn how each product works together to address pigmentation at every stage.

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Skincare regimen that includes active ingredients

Skincare regimen that includes active ingredients

Are you experiencing normal skin reactions from active ingredients in your medical skincare? Our blog post delves into the common side effects that can occur when using powerful skincare ingredients like retinoids, hydroxy acids, and vitamin C. Learn how to identify normal reactions like dryness, flaking, and redness, and find out how to manage them effectively. We'll also offer tips on how to introduce new products into your skincare routine gradually, so you can minimize the risk of adverse reactions. Read on to discover how you can achieve beautiful, healthy skin with medical-grade skincare products.

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The risks and safety of avobenzone in skincare

The risks and safety of avobenzone in skincare

There are two types of sunscreen, chemical and physical. Physical sunscreens such as zinc oxide often congest your skin, leave a white cast and reduce the lasting power of make-up. This is where chemical sunscreens have become useful.

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DermExcel | Skin Barrier Repair by Dermal Health Science

Skin Barrier Repair

The skin barrier is in the outermost layer of the epidermis, called the stratum corneum. It surrounds the skin cells, called keratinocytes.

The skin barrier's function is to prevent water from evaporating off the skin’s surface and to keep out allergens, irritants, and microbes.

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Your Guide To Skin Purging

Your Guide To Skin Purging

Are you experiencing breakouts after starting a new skincare product? It could be skin purging. Our blog post explains what skin purging is, how it differs from regular acne, and why it occurs. We'll also offer tips on how to tell if you're experiencing skin purging or a negative reaction to a product, and share strategies for managing and preventing purging. With our expert advice, you'll be able to navigate the sometimes-challenging process of introducing new skincare products into your routine with confidence. Read on to learn how to get the most out of your skincare products without sacrificing your skin's health.

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The Science Behind Sleep-Deprived Skin

The Science Behind Sleep-Deprived Skin

Discover how sleep deprivation affects your skin's health and appearance. Learn the science behind sleep-deprived skin, its symptoms, and how to rejuvenate your complexion with expert tips and advice. Get your glow back!

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DermExcel™ | Improve enlarged pores

Improve enlarged pores

 

If you’ve tried every pore minimizer out there and haven’t seen positive results for your enlarged pores, don’t give up hope! Enlarged pores are an aesthetic concern for men and women of all ages, and many of us spend a lot of time and money on products that claim to shrink them.

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DermExcel™ | Blog post: Keratosis Pilaris

Keratosis Pilaris

If you have rough, sandpaper-like bumps on the backs of your arms or legs or other areas of your body, you may have keratosis pilaris, or KP. While harmless, KP bumps can be unsightly and annoying and can be a long-term skin problem for both men and women. Luckily, there are some things you can do to get rid of KP bumps and maintain smooth, healthy-looking skin year-round.

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DermExcel™ | Airless Packaging: Why is it important?

Airless Packaging: Why is it important?

Medical-grade active ingredients break down in the presence of air and light. Dispensing products from non-airless packaging lets air in, causing these important ingredients to begin deteriorating and becoming less effective with each use.

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