Benzoyl peroxide has long been hailed as one of the most effective acne-fighting ingredients available, but it’s not without controversy. In this article, I break down how benzoyl peroxide works, address common concerns about its impact on skin aging and the microbiome, and explain why I still use and recommend it in my treatment room. If you’re navigating acne and wondering whether BPO is right for your skin, this deep dive is for you.

The fascial system is a strong connective tissue network that wraps around organs, muscles, bones, and more. It connects the entire body and responds to movement and stress. Learn about the four types of fascia, its role as the largest sensory organ, and how practices like self-myofascial release and diaphragmatic breathing support healthy fascia.

Surfactants are key ingredients in cleansers that help remove dirt, oil, and impurities from the skin by allowing water and oil to mix. This post explains how surfactants work, the different types including anionic, cationic, amphoteric, and non-ionic, and whether Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) deserves its bad reputation.

This article explains how skin pigmentations like freckles sun spots melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation form. Learn about melanin production the role of melanocytes and triggers like sun exposure hormones and stress. Discover antioxidant-rich ingredients and best practices to help reduce hyperpigmentation and brighten your skin.

LED light therapy uses red blue and near infrared light to stimulate collagen production reduce inflammation and heal acne. This safe painless and non-invasive treatment supports skin repair and muscle recovery. Learn how LED works its benefits and tips for choosing the right device for your skincare routine.

Summer is here and with it comes the desire for sun-kissed skin. But before you lay out under the sun, consider this: tanning is your skin's response to UV damage. This post explores safer alternatives like self tanners, how they work, their risks, and why they’re still a better choice than sunbathing or tanning beds.

The UV Index measures the strength of ultraviolet radiation and your risk of sunburn. It ranges from 0 to 11+, with higher numbers indicating greater risk. Learn how the UV Index works, why it matters even on low-risk days, and how to protect your skin from long-term damage with simple sun safety tips.

Wearing sunscreen is one of the most powerful steps in any skincare routine, but finding one you actually enjoy using can be a challenge. Enter Colorescience. With high-performance, mineral-based sunscreens that are lightweight, effective, and backed by science, Colorescience makes daily SPF protection easy, reliable, and even enjoyable.