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Once most people hit puberty, it’s goodbye to flawless skin. Acne, blemishes, breakouts, scarring, pigmentation are all some of the most common skincare issues that arise with the onset of young adulthood. However, with the passage of time, there’s a change in the kind of skincare issues that we face, with a lot of the hormonally triggered problems sorting themselves out. It’s not like you can stop caring for your skin, though. It’s quite the opposite, with skincare routines transforming as your skin transforms. A Skincare Issue That Most People Don’t Think About Until It’s Too Late It’s normal to focus on issues that are more evident. From open pores to adult acne, sun protection and damage, hair removal and so much more, there are tons of issues that we deal with. The one thing most people forget to factor in, however, is anti-aging . It’s only when you wake up with fine lines, wrinkles and bags under your eyes, or saggy and dull skin, that you realize you’ve waited ...

Skincare fanatics and nutrition enthusiasts are always on the lookout for the latest, revolutionary ingredients to incorporate into their routine. From plants to fruits and vegetables, the beneficial properties contained in various of them have been made use of over the years. The latest—and unexpected—vegetable to become a popular alternative to other vegetable proteins in hair and skin care formulas: peas. What are Pea Peptides? Pisum Sativum—commonly known as pea peptide—is a protein with a high nutritional value that is found in peas. This translucent liquid ingredient is quickly becoming a popular skin and haircare staple, acting as a vital source of essential amino acids and aiding in the absorption of essential nutrients.  This protein is gaining buzz in the industry and for all the right reasons: it’s a miraculous addition to skincare and haircare products. Offering a range of benefits and a plethora of nutritional benefits, pea peptides are an effective ...

  Wrinkles come with the process of growing old. However, for anyone who’s invested in skincare and beauty, wrinkles are definitely not a good sign. A clear sign of neglect—unless they develop due to repeated muscle contractions—wrinkles are caused by dehydration, lack of moisture in the skin, excessive exposure to sunlight, using products that have substandard ingredients, eating unhealthy food, and even skipping meals. In short, while aging may give us wrinkles, our lifestyle and our daily habits do a great job in exacerbating the process. Here’s what you need to be careful of, if you’re worried about getting premature wrinkles! -   Rubbing Your Eyes Satisfying it may be, but rubbing your eyes (at least the rough way in which we do it do), causes the skin around your eyes to lose its elasticity and collagen. Given that it’s the thinnest part of your skin—and therefore the most delicate—it might be wise to not rub, tug, and pull at it. Instead, u...