New year, new you. The best way to start renewing yourself is to set your healthy skin resolutions for 2015. 1. Gently cleanse daily Cleansing is the foundation of good and…
Dr. Barbara OliosoJanuary 16, 2015
What is Phenoxyethanol? Nicknamed PE in the beauty industry, it is a transparent oily liquid with a faint rose scent. PE is mainly used as a preservative in cosmetic and pharmaceutical products.…
Dr. Barbara OliosoDecember 18, 2014
Organic argan oil is a miracle skin worker whose goodness comes from a rich and unique composition consisting of natural Vitamin E, an excellent antioxidant for the skin squalene, naturally…
Dr. Barbara OliosoDecember 18, 2014
A recent article showed how women over 50s can look and feel great. How did they manage to keep wrinkles at bay and look so attractive? Here we are going…
Dr. Barbara OliosoDecember 7, 2014
The skincare pyramid is a simple way to understand the strategic importance of the several ingredients used in skincare and their benefits for the skin. Our skincare pyramid is based on a…
Dr. Barbara OliosoNovember 28, 2014
In winter nature slows down like the skin. Yet the skin can not hibernate and has to cope with the lower temperatures, cold winds and indoor central heating. These are really challenging…
Dr. Barbara OliosoNovember 24, 2014
Sensitive skin has become so common in these modern days, so we started wondering what causes and solutions for sensitive skin we see out there. In fact the best way to find…
Dr. Barbara OliosoOctober 31, 2014
This is a common question, especially for women: can you get rid of stretch marks? How do stretch marks develop? Stretch marks develop because of the lack of elasticity on the…
Dr. Barbara OliosoOctober 13, 2014
We are what we eat and what we eat can affect our health including our desires and fertility. This was discussed at a recent congress by the Italian professional body…
Dr. Barbara OliosoOctober 1, 2014
Skin toners are a classic in beauty routine, used for centuries in the form of floral waters such as rose water (rosa damascena or rosa centifolia). Our grandmothers used the…
Dr. Barbara OliosoSeptember 14, 2014