PRO TIP: Why Balms Can Become Even More Useful as Skin Ages?
Why Balms Can Become More Useful as Skin Ages by SUI WASSER speaks to our commitment to Skin Longevity, supporting the skins needs beyond youth.
As skin ages, it can become drier and less effective at holding onto moisture. Learn why concentrated, waterless balms can provide longer-lasting conditioning and barrier support—and why beeswax, plant waxes, oils and emollients make balm especially useful for skin exposed to the outdoors.
Pro Tip: What you need to know about Collagen before you spend your money.
Spending serious money on collagen-rich creams? Topical collagen can help moisturize and condition the skin, but that doesn’t mean it replaces collagen lost within the dermis. Learn why molecular size, the skin barrier and the 500-Dalton rule help explain what collagen skincare can—and can’t—do.
Pro Tip: Should You Apply a Balm Before Sunscreen on Long Days Outdoors During the Winter?
For long days outdoors, during the winter, should skincare begin before sun exposure? We look at why layering a moisturizer or balm underneath sunscreen may help the skin barrier—and why sunscreen should always remain your final UV-protective layer.