BIOLUMINESCENCE BLOG
Fools Gold: Dermatologist-made skin care
One specific type of data that I have OUMERE’s customer service team to report to me weekly is what brought new customers to us. The majority of new customers come to OUMERE for one of five things:
- They are looking to prevent or reverse aging, but their skin is otherwise healthy or normal
- Their current skin care isn’t working and they need something that delivers results
- They have had acne or another skin disease for a long time and they need something to improve their skin ...
Ask a Skin Care Biologist: Phenoxyethanol is safe, dry brushing doesn't work, and a guided routine for esthetician-damaged skin
Ask a Skin Care Biologist: Phenoxyethanol is safe, dry brushing doesn't work, and a guided routine for esthetician-damaged skin
by Wendy Ouriel
Question: There is so much fear about the preservative phenoxyethanol, which you talked about in your first post. Can you go into more depth about why there is so much fear surrounding it? I know some green beauty carriers refuse to bring in products that contain...
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The Fall of Theranos and What it Teaches Us About Skin Care
Are Clay Masks Safe? Can Melasma be Treated? Can Hyaluronic Acid Injections Age My Skin?
Ask A Skin Care Biologist
Ask a Skin Care Biologist is a recurring Bioluminescence post where OUMERE's CEO and CSO, Wendy Ouriel, M.S., answers your skin care questions. Wendy is a cellular biologist with expertise in cellular aging, extracellular matrix biology and the biology of skin care.
Question: Is clay for use in skin care safe or healthy? Do you recommend its use?
-Carolina C.
Clay in skin care is nothing new, and it has been a popular skin care ingredient for hundreds of...
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