According to studies, 30% of women with PCOS will get acne this is because PCOS is a hormonal condition which can create too much testosterone in the body, which can increase sebum and skin cell production, leading to acne. Here are a few things you can do about it at home to tackle hormonal acne:...
You see it in every celebrity’s beauty video, dermarolling has become quite common these days. Ideal to stimulate collagen, pigmentation, elasticity, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, when done right, it can even give you a radiant glow! In fact, face needling has been a constant part of skincare for over 50 years....
A vitamin A derivative, retinoids work by increasing collagen production as well as increasing the rate of skin cell turnover of keratinocytes (cells on the outermost layer of our skin. RETINOL AND ACNE Retinol or retinol derivatives such as Tretinoin, Tazarotene, Isotretinoin help treat acute acne and also decrease pore size. OTC formulas like Retinyl...
Your skin is the mirror of your internal health. Very often a lot of things are going on in various parts of the body, which reflect on skin but people tend to ignore them. If your battle with acne goes on for long or your skin gets too dry, it’s time to meet a dermatologist....
Skincare is at the top of our agenda, especially when the weather changes as these conditions can be harsh to our complexions. Day cream or daily moisturizer is vital to keep your skin looking in perfect condition before you apply makeup, whilst a night cream helps nourish and rejuvenate your skin overnight. It comes down...
As we come out of a lockdown, it’s important we follow the protocol and protect ourselves and others. However, we are seeing skin irritations due to masks. Today I’m going to be addressing common skin irritations when wearing a mask and what you can do about it. Types Of Masks: Typically, there are 3 types...
We all deal with different stresses, whether related to our jobs, our families, the cities we live in or the constant struggle to do it all. If you don't take care of it, signs of stress can show up on your skin. Here's how stress affects your skin.
Under-eye dark circles are one of the most common skincare concerns I see in my practice. The skin itself is very thin—because of that, the skin around your eyes is more susceptible to breaking down, meaning it’s that it’s more prone to developing fine lines and wrinkles and under-eye dark circles. Often accompanied by stress, long hours and an...
We've recently reopened our doors at ISAAC Luxe via appointments only. From sanitisation to minimal contact, here are all the safety protocols put in place in times of CO-VID19.
When you think of washing your face: you think what’s the big deal?It’s almost second nature to us! However, it’s possible you could be making mistakes that are preventing your skin from looking its most fabulous self. From using the wrong face wash in your skin care routine to skipping nighttime face washing. Keep reading...
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