Science & Ingredients
Melatonin and skin: what science says about beauty sleep
A single sleepless night shows on your face less than you might think; repeated short nights show far more. Melatonin, the skin's clock, beauty sleep: what science sho...
Marine collagen: what effects can really be expected on the skin?
Can drinkable collagen really make a difference for your skin? Digestion, peptides, dosage and results: find out what the studies show and why not all collagens are cr...
Hyaluronic acid: attracting water isn't always enough to properly hydrate the skin!
Hyaluronic acid attracts water, but not all products are created equal. Molecular weight, formula and texture: discover how to choose according to your skin's needs. B...
Oxidative stress: why do our cells "rust" over time?
Why do our cells produce free radicals, and when do they become problematic? Discover what oxidative stress really reveals about our biological balance.
Omega-3 and omega-6: should they really be pitted against each other?
Omega-6s have a bad reputation: they are said to be pro-inflammatory, the opposite of omega-3s. The reality is more nuanced. This article explains how LA, ALA, ARA, EP...
Astaxanthin: what are its benefits? What science says
Behind the red colour of salmon lies a molecule that intrigues researchers. Skin, eyes, oxidative stress: discover what science says about astaxanthin.
Sun and astaxanthin: how can you support your skin against free radicals?
Sun, UV rays, oxidative stress: what really happens in the skin when it is exposed? Discover why astaxanthin is of interest to researchers and what clinical studies show.
Alaria esculenta: what are its properties?
Beneath the coldest waves of the Atlantic, a brown seaweed concentrates polysaccharides, polyphenols, and minerals that intrigue cosmetic research, without any single ...