Academy

Polycystic ovaries and their effect on skin

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common endocrinopathies in women.

Do detox treatments really have such an effect on our health and beauty?

How do cosmetic ingredients – cell communicators induce normal communication between cells?

Tensides (surfactants, surface active substances) are one of most important groups of raw materials in skincare production.

Are you thinking about the less “sunny” side of sunbathing and proper protection against harmful effects of UV radiation?

What is comedogenicity and how is it that a product that works great for all your friends doesn’t suit you?

Most people think of it as heavy and occlusive film on the skin, but molecular weight can have a completely different effect.

Ectoine, the star of our sunscreen fluids, is a little known universal ingredient with extraordinary reparative and protective properties.

In what way does birth control therapy actually achieve the reduction of undesired changes on the skin and in which cases should it be avoided?

Vitamins (such as C, E and D) possess many anti-oxidative properties and are widely used in the skincare industry as anti-aging ingredients.

UV radiation is classified as cancerous due to its mutagenic properties and harmful effects, but we also need UV rays for vitamin D synthesis.

Vitamin D is important for maintaining the health of bones, the cardiovascular system, reproductive system and preventing infections and skin cancer.