Epigenetic skincare explores how lifestyle and environmental factors—like UV exposure, pollution, stress, sleep, and nutrition—can influence the “on/off” signals that regulate skin function. This category covers science-backed ingredients and routines designed to support healthy gene expression patterns for firmer, brighter, more resilient-looking skin over time.
This section is written in collaboration with an epigenetics-focused skincare brand Idunn’s Apple.
Oxidative stress and antioxidant interaction determine skin aging Oxidative stress damage of the skin, as a fundamental factor of aging, can occur early at birth and continue through one’s entire life. Skin oxidative damage results from an imbalance between reaction oxidative species (ROS) generation and antioxidant defenses, of which unfavorable consequences, such as aging, increased skin diseases, loss of collagen and elastin, increased DNA damage, high skin sensitivity, and increased skin pigmentation can occur. The symptoms are comprised of wrinkling, sagging, [more…]
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the entire world, and many countries have been devastated by the fallout. As this virus swept the world, it has not only changed many aspects of the global economy but also has transformed the way we live our everyday lives. The skin is one of the major body parts that have been impacted by the coronavirus. It’s apparent that frequent usage of personal protective equipment and excessive personal hygiene could trigger different skin conditions. These skin conditions [more…]
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