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A powerful blend of vitamin A’s help to regulate cell proliferation, the flow of oil and encourage RNA which prevents cell degeneration.

Before and After a DMK Enzyme Mask, Level 1. What a visible difference it makes when your skin is exfoliated, hydrated and plump.

Vitamin C is an essential step in any skin care regimen. There are plenty of benefits to using vitamin C on your skin. They include:
- Safe for all skin types
- Hydration
- Brightening
- Reduces redness
- Helps tackle hyperpigmentation
- Reduces the appearance of under eye circles
- Promotes collagen production

Results after 1 session of teeth whitening ✨

Soybean oil can often be spotted on the ingredient lists of skin care serums, gels, and lotions — and for good reason.

Research shows that soybean oil benefits skin health. One study involving six people showed that applying this oil to their skin enhanced its natural barrier to help retain moisture. Another study found that topically applying soybean oil helped protect against skin inflammation caused by ultraviolet radiation.

Soybean oil is also rich in vitamin E, an anti-inflammatory nutrient that supports skin health.

How does Skin needling/micro needling work and what are the benefits of using your PRP “platelet rich Plasma” ? 🩸

The outermost layer of our skin, the part that we can feel, is known as the ‘stratum corneum’. This is made up of largely dead skin cells that are packed together in a compact layer, with some cells continuously being shed and new ones coming from beneath to replace them. This is a very useful feature of our skin, as it prevents water loss from the deeper layers, prevents bacteria from getting in to cause infection, and protects us from certain allergens getting in and causing inflammation.
However, the stratum corneum acts almost too well as a barrier when we are trying to deliver certain medications to the deeper layers of skin where we want them to have their anti-inflammatory or pigment altering effects. This is where microneedling is helpful. Using these tiny needles, we can create pores in the top layers of the skin (through the stratum corneum and most of what we call the ‘epidermis’) to reach the level of the ‘dermis’, which is the deeper layer of skin where the blood vessels and a lot of the inflammatory/pigment cells are located.
Your own PRP contains proteins, including growth factors and cytokines. These proteins help skin tissue repair itself. When causing damage to the epidermis, the growth factors from your PRP will help heal your skin at a faster rate than skin needling alone. It is also proven that skin needling in addition with PRP provides better results than skin needling alone.