Mandelic Acid in Skincare
Mandelic Acid is a type of AHA that gently removes the top layer of dead skin cells to help improve skin texture, reduce dark spots, smooth fine lines, hydrate, and improve skin complexion.
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Glycolic Acid in Skincare
Glycolic Acid is a type of AHA that performs as a chemical exfoliant to smooth skin tone, texture and reduce the appearance of pores and fine lines.
Everything To Know About The Scar Solutions Silicone Scar Stick
“As a dermatologist, scars are one of, if not the most, prevalent concerns I treat everyday in my clinic. Whether it is from post procedures, cuts and scrapes or even post blemish, really after any trauma to the skin, my patients always want to know how they can help diminish the look of scars. I wanted to create a convenient, easy to use and elegant scar solution that encourages someone to use consistently to really target the look of scars.” - Dr. Sam Ellis
Dimethicone in Skincare
Dimethicone is a cosmetic ingredient and OTC skin protectant commonly used for its sensorial aspects in addition to helping the skin stay hydrated, soft, and supple. Due to its large molecular weight it forms a barrier on the skin’s surface to keep in water and protect it from irritants.
Centella Asiatica Triterpenoids in Skincare
Asiaticoside, Madecassic Acid and Asiatic Acid are components of Centella Asiatica that soothe and act as antioxidants to help compromised skin recover.
Onion Bulb Ferment in Skincare
Onion Bulb Ferment is a ferment filtrate rich in flavonoids, antioxidants and beneficial compounds to help improve skin texture, reduce visual redness, and aid in restoring skin integrity.
Glycerin Vs. Dimethicone - Which Is Right For You?
Glycerin and dimethicone are both highly effective skincare ingredients, each playing a distinct role in hydration, skin protection and sensorial performance. While both help support the skin barrier, they work in different ways to achieve their benefits.
New Prequel Multi-Acid Milk Peel: Enhance Skin Radiance
Introducing our new chemical exfoliating Multi-Acid Peel AHA Exfoliating Solution. Our milky liquid format fits perfectly into any skin care routine for application directly on clean dry skin. Formulated with our multi-acid complex including 15% glycolic, phytic, malic, mandelic and lactic acids along with enzymes, to boost surface renewal, smooth the look of pores and fine lines and brighten overall skin tone. Added squalane helps soften and hydrate skin.
Phytic Acid in Skincare
Phytic Acid is a type of AHA derived from plants that performs as a chemical exfoliant, skin brightener and antioxidant. It's been shown to help even out the complexion giving the skin a brighter, more radiant appearance.
Lipase in Skincare
Lipase is an enzyme utilized in skin care to help with oil control, unclogging pores, and reducing the appearance of textured skin.
Protease in Skincare
Protease is a diverse group of enzymes that are used in skincare to gently exfoliate, improve skin texture, and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Multi-Acid Complex in Skincare
Our Multi-Acid Complex includes a blend of glycolic, phytic, malic, mandelic and lactic acids that help boost surface renewal and enhance skin radiance.
Rice Bran Oil in Skincare
Rice Bran Oil is a natural oil, rich in fatty acids, known for its ability to nourish, cleanse, visually brighten the complexion, and help diminish the appearance of fine lines.
Enzymes in Skincare
Lipase and protease enzymes aid in dead skin cell exfoliation, reduction of oils, unclogging pores, and improving overall skin texture.
Vitamin E in Skincare
Vitamin E is a powerful natural antioxidant that helps protect the product formulation and to protect skin from the adverse effects of free radicals.
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DISCLAIMER:
All skincare blog posts are intended to help educate on specific ingredients and skin care topics. Our articles are written to be informative and informational. They are not indicative of individual performance. Results may vary per applicant. Any reference to a specific patient experience is not a medical suggestion for treatment. Please note that any Prequel products with referenced ingredients are formulated for Cosmetic Use Only and NOT intended as replacements for physician advice and/or pharmaceutical product recommendations.