The classification of skin into types has long been the basis for choosing skincare routines, to the point that it seemed like an unshakable law, an axiom of cosmetology. It is not easy to accept that this “Ariadne’s thread” no longer leads out of the labyrinth of cosmetic puzzles. Yet this is the case.

Infection control in beauty industry facilities is a critical condition for service provision, and failure to comply can have serious adverse effects on the health of both clients and staff. In this matter, no detail is insignificant.

In modern laboratories, it is possible not only to preserve the properties of natural substances in cosmetic formulations, but also to improve their molecules to achieve greater similarity to those of our body, increased effectiveness, or enhanced stability over time.

As management practice in the beauty industry during crisis and post-crisis periods has shown, a policy focused solely on one’s “own” class proved unprofitable in 90% of salons and requires reconsideration.

In the last decade, cryotherapy has made a significant leap to the forefront of medical science and practice. Cryotherapy is a procedure for those who want to prolong their youth and sometimes even turn back time.

Shea butter is a versatile active ingredient with pronounced emollient and moisturizing properties, as well as the ability to slow down the aging process.

Antioxidants are defenders, but not against viruses and bacteria — against aging. How exactly do antioxidants affect the human body, and through which properties do they fight premature aging?

Mud has long been used in cosmetic formulations, but recently, peloid therapy techniques have been gaining increasing popularity for addressing aesthetic concerns of the face and body.

The injection of botulinum toxin is a simple, virtually painless procedure that takes only a few minutes. However, this simplicity is illusory, as there are numerous nuances that affect its quality.

The healing properties of amber as a natural biostimulant have been known for a long time. Thanks to this, it became possible to obtain succinic acid and its salt from it, which have a beneficial effect on the body. This is how sodium succinate emerged in cosmetology as an ingredient in the fight against skin aging.