All Rise for the Honorable Niacinamide!
This collection of four skin specific hydrators is customised to treat skin conditions individually whilst also drenching the skin with NEUROCOSMEDICS exclusive ‘Key Three Ingredients’ that work in synergy to treat and prevent against inflammaging and neuro-aging.
- Vitamin C: A powerful antioxidant, but not essential for everyone. If your skin feels sensitive or irritated, you may benefit more from calming and barrier-repairing products. Try NEUROCOSMEDICS SOS Relief Cream, a skin saviour for sensitive skin and flare-ups.
- Retinol: Loved for its ability to boost cell turnover, retinol can be tricky in spring as it increases sun sensitivity. Instead of going in heavy, ease into it with gentle support. The NEUROCOSMEDICS Vitamin Infusion Booster is the perfect way to introduce retinol in a small, manageable dose, delivering results without overwhelming your skin.
- Hydration heroes: Lighter moisturisers, hyaluronic acid, and soothing creams often become the real MVPs this season.
Vitamin C Serum has become a staple in modern skincare routines, and for good reason. This powerhouse ingredient delivers numerous benefits for the skin, from brightening and evening out skin tone to protecting against environmental damage. If you’re new to using a Vitamin C serum for skin or looking to refine your routine, this comprehensive guide will help you maximise its benefits.
The Prevention Beauty Awards recognise the most trusted beauty products that cater to women aged 35 and above, spotlighting excellence in innovation and effectiveness. These awards celebrate brands that truly understand the unique skincare needs of women and prioritise products that deliver real, visible results. With a panel of beauty experts and editors, the Prevention Beauty Awards provide a credible and respected platform that consumers can trust when choosing the best in skincare and wellness products.
Inflammaging, a term blending "inflammation" and "aging," has become a hot topic in both scientific and skincare circles. While not new, the concept is reshaping how beauty professionals address skin health. Neither a new concept nor a new scientific discovery, inflammaging has been at the forefront of scientific research within the medical and dermatology field for upwards of 10 years. In the last few years, however, its takeover of the professional beauty and aesthetics industry has truly begun.