by Len Suzuki-Layhe | 23 August, 2026 | Dry & Dehydrated Skin, Sensitive & Sensitised Skin, Skin Biology, Skin Conditions, Skin Health & Wellness
Ichthyosis is a group of skin conditions that cause the skin to become unusually dry, rough and scaly. While the appearance and severity can vary significantly from person to person, many forms of ichthyosis affect the way skin cells are produced, retained and shed,...
by Len Suzuki-Layhe | 8 June, 2026 | Nutrition & Skin, Skin Biology, Skin Health & Wellness
Healthy looking skin is supported by a series of complex biological processes that work together to maintain barrier integrity, hydration and overall skin function. As the body’s largest organ, the skin serves as a protective interface between the body and the...
by Len Suzuki-Layhe | 3 June, 2026 | Gut-Skin Axis, Microbiome & Skin, Nutrition & Skin, Skin Biology, Skin Health & Wellness, Skincare Myths
When it comes to healthy looking skin, what happens inside the body can be just as important as the products applied to the surface. In recent years, growing interest in the connection between gut health and skin health has highlighted the potential influence of the...
by Len Suzuki-Layhe | 20 May, 2026 | Ingredients, Irritation & Inflammation, Product Education, Skin Biology, Skincare Myths
Smoking and alcohol can have a visible impact on the skin over time, often accelerating signs of fatigue, dehydration, and premature ageing. Reduced circulation, increased oxidative stress, and moisture loss may contribute to dullness, uneven texture, fine lines, and...
by Len Suzuki-Layhe | 15 March, 2026 | Botanical Ingredients, Botany, Carrier Oils & Butters, Ingredients, Product Education, Skin Biology
Plant-derived oils have long played a central role in skincare, valued for their ability to nourish and protect the skin while supporting its natural balance. Known as carrier oils, these lipid-rich extracts are pressed from seeds, nuts, and fruits, delivering...
