Learn more about effectiveness of naturally derived ingredients and how plants can pack an punch when it comes to helping to reduce the visible signs of ageing skin.

The face behind the science of the Elucent skincare range, Dr Jane Oppenheim, Ego Pharmaceuticals Scientific And Operations Director, has been featured on the Ageless by Rescu Podcast.

Age-related skin changes are a normal part of growing older, but do you know which parts of the body are the first to show the signs of age?

Every person’s skincare routine is unique to them and their skincare needs. Some people have six or seven steps with numerous products, while others have five or less. Wherever you are on the skincare step scale, it’s still easy to get confused about the correct order in which to use products.

If you’re eager to turn dull, dry skin into radiant, glowing skin, having an understanding of our skin’s biology and structure is so important. After all, it not only enables us to appreciate the magic of our skin’s tiny cells, but also see the importance of skincare.

Vitamins are crucial for the healthy functioning of our bodies, so it stands to reason that those vitamins would also deliver significant health benefits to our skin.

Face serums have become one of the most coveted beauty products in the bathroom cabinet. Lightweight and luxurious, face serums pack a moisture-filled punch, delivering active ingredients to the skin in high concentrations.

It’s a question that has plagued many of us: when should we begin incorporating anti-ageing skincare products into our regime? The truth is it’s difficult to put it down to a number.

Ageing gracefully is a beautiful thing, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few tell-tale signs that many of us would like to see thwarted. And while ageing is inevitable, looking aged doesn’t have to be.

Cleansing our face is one of the most important steps in our daily skincare routine – and it pays to do it right. Cleansing helps to remove dead skin cells, dirt, oil and excess makeup to prevent pore blockage so your complexion remains fresh.

‘Is eye cream necessary?’ It’s a question many of us who are already lathering our faces with a moisturiser and serum have pondered, but the truth is this area of fragile skin needs extra attention and care.

Pigmentation of the skin is a current skin topic that many people want to know more about. We asked prominent dermatologist Dr Esther Hong to explain what skin pigmentation is and what to do about it.

If you have ever noticed small, rough, white or reddish bumps or patches that feel like sandpaper on the skin, you’re not alone.

We all want to wake up looking refreshed and revitalised complexion. Thankfully, there are overnight skincare products with active ingredients.

Bright, radiant, glowing and luminous. These are just some of the words we use to describe a healthy-looking, youthful appearance.

It’s no secret that as we age our skin undergoes significant changes due to our environment, lifestyle and hormones. Fine lines and wrinkles are usually on our radar, but unfortunately, they aren’t the only signs of ageing. A dull, uneven skin tone can leave us looking tired and older than we are.

We all want to maintain healthy, glowing and youthful-looking skin for as long as possible. However, changes due to skin ageing are inevitable as we get older. Thankfully, skincare products can help to slow down visible signs of ageing, address our individual skin ageing concerns and help restore a glowing complexion.

Most of us are quick to lather our faces with moisturising creams and serums in the hopes of preserving youthful skin. But do you use them anywhere other than your face? The telling signs of ageing don’t fall exclusively above the neck.