Beauty & Wellness
Why every beauty treatment begins with cleansing
In the beauty salon, every treatment begins with a cleanse that frees the skin of make-up, excess sebum and the particles of the day. This time also allows the beauty...
Why every beauty treatment begins with cleansing
In the beauty salon, every treatment begins with a cleanse that frees the skin of make-up, excess sebum and the particles of the day. This time also allows the beauty...
Skin that feels tight after a shower has lost p...
The feeling of tightness after a shower signals that part of the hydrolipid film has been washed away. Other signs often accompany it: roughness, dull appearance, dryness.
Skin that feels tight after a shower has lost p...
The feeling of tightness after a shower signals that part of the hydrolipid film has been washed away. Other signs often accompany it: roughness, dull appearance, dryness.
Hard water, hot water, friction: what else weak...
Water hardness, temperature and friction influence the skin barrier just as much as the cleanser. In Switzerland, where water hardness varies greatly from one municipality to another, the first factor...
Hard water, hot water, friction: what else weak...
Water hardness, temperature and friction influence the skin barrier just as much as the cleanser. In Switzerland, where water hardness varies greatly from one municipality to another, the first factor...
After using soap, the skin takes several hours ...
Conventional soap is alkaline and raises the pH of the skin surface. The skin then returns to its usual acidity on its own, but this takes several hours.
After using soap, the skin takes several hours ...
Conventional soap is alkaline and raises the pH of the skin surface. The skin then returns to its usual acidity on its own, but this takes several hours.
Soap, syndet, shower gel: three ways to cleanse...
Soap, syndet and shower gel all cleanse thanks to surfactant molecules, but their pH differs. Soap is alkaline, around 9 to 10, while syndets and shower gels can be formulated...
Soap, syndet, shower gel: three ways to cleanse...
Soap, syndet and shower gel all cleanse thanks to surfactant molecules, but their pH differs. Soap is alkaline, around 9 to 10, while syndets and shower gels can be formulated...
Sebum, the cream the skin makes itself
Sebum is a mixture of lipids that the sebaceous glands continuously deposit on the skin's surface. Together with sweat and water, it forms the film that softens the epidermis and...
Sebum, the cream the skin makes itself
Sebum is a mixture of lipids that the sebaceous glands continuously deposit on the skin's surface. Together with sweat and water, it forms the film that softens the epidermis and...