Table of Contents A normal pore contains sebaceous gland. Sebaceous glands produce a substance called sebum, which is responsible for keeping the skin and hair moisturized. Stage 1: Comedone First stage of Acne is called comedone, also known as whitehead
Table of Contents Introduction In general, we start losing collagen and elastin in our mid twenties. Our epidermis becomes thinner and signs of aging begin to show on our face and neck. Hence, it is never too early to start
Table of Contents Introduction You’re scrolling your insta feed, you see photos of girls or influencers with pointy chin, full cheeks and forehead. ‘Getting fillers done’ is no longer the secret it once was. You know they’ve got some injectable
Table of Contents What is HIFU treatment? High intensity focused ultrasound, otherwise known as HIFU, is a non invasive facelift. It does not involve any needles or downtime. HIFU utilises extremely concentrated ultrasound energy to tighten the skin and reduce
Introduction Wearing masks is a new norm. The Malaysian government has made it compulsory, effective August 1, to wear face masks in public. For those who fail to do so, they will be fined up to RM1,000. While wearing masks
Table of Contents introduction We all want dewy skin tone, don’t we. Who wants dull skin? But maintaining our skin radiance is not always easy. The sad truth is that our skin is constantly missing the ‘glow’ we all long
Table of Contents Find out more trivias about sheet masks ! DID YOU KNOW THAT…. 1. Sheet Masks were invented by Japanese Geishas. Geishas were the ancient beauty junkies. They would take pieces of excess silk they used for their
Differences between a Facial and Medifacial A standard conventional facial only provides pampering and is usually not treating the skin. They also generally include harsh exfoliation ( usage of scrubs), which strips the skins barrier. Instead of rough exfoliation or
Table of Contents Introduction You may have noticed that laser treatments have become more and more common now, and you’re itching to try them out too. Here’s why they’re the most popular skin treatment now and what you need to
How Onda Coolwaves Works? The Onda system handpieces generate microwaves at 2.45 GHz, a frequency that is preferentially absorbed by fat molecules rather than by water molecules. When it penetrates the skin, they pass straight through the top layers without
