We often assume that hydrating skin is as simple as drinking more water. While hydration is essential for life, healthy skin relies on a much more sophisticated system. It’s not just about how much water you drink it’s about how…
Acne vulgaris is a widespread chronic inflammatory skin condition that affects individuals across various age groups, though it is most prevalent during adolescence and can persist or appear in adulthood. The complexity of acne’s pathogenesis involves several factors, including increased…
The skin microbiome is a critical player in maintaining skin health, influencing pH, lipid composition, and barrier integrity. In Brazil—home to one of the world’s largest cosmetics markets—women’s skin is shaped by unique ethnic diversity and a harsh tropical climate…
Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus L.) fruits are a recognized source of bioactive compounds with documented bioactivities. While bilberry fruits are commonly utilized, the leaves are frequently considered industrial by-products. However, recent studies have shown that bilberry leaves are also a valuable…
Skin dullness is a widespread dermatological concern, characterized by an uneven skin tone that often contributes to a fatigued and aged appearance, potentially making one look older than their biological age. This issue is influenced by both aging processes and…
Given the increasing demand for skin whitening and health products, tyrosinase inhibitors have garnered significant attention in the food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries. However, conventional inhibitors like arbutin, hydroquinone, and kojic acid often face limitations due to issues with solubility,…
Why layering multiple actives can disrupt the skin barrier and how Cymbiotics offers a smarter, science-backed alternative. In a world of 10-step routines and multi-active formulations, the idea of “more is better” dominates conversations around topical care. But is it…