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Hydration is the secret to a naturally radiant skin. Poor hydration aggravates skin issues such as eczema, acne, and it leads to premature ageing. In this article, you will learn how skin hydration works so you can maximise it to your benefit.

Microbiome 101 - ever wondered what probiotics, prebiotics, postbiotics, microbiome, microbiota mean? In this 5 minutes read, you will learn all about them and more, all simply explained.

Understand what epigenetics is and how empowering this new science is in prevention of disease and skin problems.

How to treat Acne? What doctors don't always tell you. Acne is often shrouded in old sciences and myths and certainly makes the sufferer feel powerless. In this article, we will empower you with new scientific information, so you can choose your acne treatment, intentionally.

Skin Diligent's Vitamin C Serum in oil uses a rare oil form of vitamin C. Find out the best forms of vitamin C to consume and to use on the skin. Vitamin C is an essential nutrient and powerful antioxidant for health and an integral ingredient in skincare.

Menopausal acne is the most surprising symptom of all during perimenopause and menopause. Here, we look at the causes and solutions as every woman travels through the menopause in her own, unique way. Some sail through, while others struggle for years with hot flushes, poor sleep, weight gain, low mood, skin breakouts and many other troubles.

Now we know that acne is linked to an imbalance of hormones (not only androgens, but also insulin, oestrogen, adrenalin, cortisol, and many others).

Did you know that you have a lot more power to control acne than you may think. Even if you are genetically predisposed to have acne, you can change the course of how acne develops. We know this thanks to the sciences of epigenetics and microbiome. Here are 12 proven tips to get rid of acne.

Studies show a mixed efficacy on the use of antibiotics to treat acne, and there is a good reason for that. Antibiotics continue to be the first line of treatment against acne, globally, while the misuse and overuse of antibiotics is aggravating the serious problem of antibiotic resistance. Should you use antibiotics to treat acne?

Current acne treatments were formulated 30-50 years ago, before the 2 major inflection points of human sciences - the Human Genome Project in the early 2000 and the Human Microbiome Project. These treatments are harsh, damaging and controversial.