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Skin care is not one-size-fits-all. Many types of skin exist and each type has a targeted serum that best brings out its beauty. This is true whether you're looking to add moisture, diminish wrinkles or protect your skin from harsh conditions. Here's the place to find everything you need to know about skin care, from the best moisturizer to a serum for mature skin.
When your skin is dry, wrinkles can be more pronounced. The best serum for dry skin will always contain vitamin C. Our vitamin C serum has so much moisture power that it is not recommended for oily skin. To better maintain the moisturizing power of this serum, you should apply sunscreen over it.
Reducing wrinkles and other signs of aging often comes down to moisture and collagen. This is where Matrixyl 3000 comes in. By properly stimulating the existing collagen in your skin, you can see fewer wrinkles and reduced fine lines.
Similar to matrikines, squalane oil is great for anti-aging. It is also a serum that works better for sensitive skin. Because this serum is made from a fully saturated oil, it does not irritate the skin. If you need a powerful skincare option but also the best serum for sensitive skin, squalene oil is the way to go.
Pure hyaluronic acid serum is a great serum for mature skin that also needs a moisturizing option. This all-around serum can add glow, health, elasticity and youth to your skin. Once you try it, you won't be able to go back.
Help your skin be its best self with the right serum. Whether dry, oily, aging or sensitive, there is a serum that works for you. From the best serum for dry skin to sensitive options for aging skin, there's something for everyone. Choose the right serum for you and be wowed by the results.
For such a popular skin care ingredient, there’s a lot going on with HA, so beware of love at first use! There are more layers to using HA than the simple equation, Dry Skin + Hyaluronic Acid = Hydrated Skin. In some conditions, the intended results can actually backfire. Think the opposite of clear, dewy, plump skin. So how do you use HA properly?
First - Debunking Common Myths about HA
Hyaluronic Acid is not actually an acid, like glycolic or salicylic acid that exfoliates the skin. HA is a complex sugar, known as a polysaccharide, that occurs naturally in the body providing hydration for our joints, hair, eyes and especially the skin.
We invite you to join us on our new skin care journey with TerraCycle.
We love when customers share how Timeless has made a difference in their lives, and we hope to make a difference when it comes to future generations too!
This August we are proud to launch a national recycling program of our Timeless plastic packaging through our partnership with TerraCycle.
Peptides are another beauty buzzword, so what’s all the hype about? For those of us wary of cosmetic procedures or just not willing (or able!) to spend that kind of money on our skin, it appears that peptides have a lot to offer when it comes to that coveted trifecta – lifting, firming and smoothing fine lines and wrinkles.
