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The majority of water-based skincare products (creams, serums, lotions, gels) often contain between 60 and 80% water, the least expensive ingredient in the cosmetics industry.

Unlëss was born from a simple feeling: I no longer recognized myself in what I put on my skin.

In most cosmetics, the main ingredient is... water. Colorless, odorless, with no active properties, it serves only as a solvent and “filler.”

In the world of beauty, we are often promised high-performance, sensory, and “safe” treatments. However, many cosmetic products still contain controversial ingredients, sometimes harmful to the skin… and even to...

Sun, chlorine, salt, sweat... Summer puts your skin through its paces. But there's no need to use multiple products to save it.

Matcha has emerged in recent years as a key ingredient in the world of natural and effective cosmetics. And it's high time you incorporated it into your routine.

It's tempting to think that when a product doesn't cause any visible reactions, it's harmless to the skin. However, this perception is misleading.

When skin is exposed to the sun, it tends to temporarily dry out , which can give the illusion that acne is disappearing.

Exfoliation is an essential step in any skincare routine, but if done excessively, it can have the opposite effect to what you intended.

Many brands are surfing on the argument of natural as a guarantee of security. But what we often forget is that natural does not mean harmless.

“I have oily skin, so I don’t need moisturizer.” We’ve all heard this phrase—and some believe it wholeheartedly.

Do you think your skin "gets used to" your skincare products and that you need to change everything regularly to maintain their effectiveness? This myth, although widespread, can harm your...