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Myth 1: High concentrations are better . It makes sense that we feel this way. If 5% of something is good, then 10% must be twice as good. But there's diminishing returns when it comes to skincare.

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Busting skincare myths - these ones are way too common, even amongst skincare nerds. Let's leave them in 2021.Subscribe for videos every fortnight: http://bi

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La Roche-Posay UVMune 400: Science and Review. 11 June 2024. The La Roche-Posay UVMune 400 range has been super hyped up because it contains a brand new sunscreen ingredient: Methoxypropylamino Cyclohexenylidene Ethoxyethylcyanoacetate (MCE), or Mexoryl 400. It's currently exclusive to L'Oreal, and was developed in conjunction with BASF.

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Hi! I'm Dr Michelle Wong, chemistry PhD, science educator and cosmetic chemist, and I'm here to help you figure out what beauty products are worth buying, and which ones aren't, using science. I'm 30-something, based in Sydney, Australia. I started Lab Muffin in December 2011, frustrated that there weren't enough easy-to-understand

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I'm Michelle, a science educator and cosmetic chemist with a PhD in chemistry from Sydney, Australia. I'm here to help you work out which beauty products are worth buying and which aren't

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Retinoids are some of the most useful and science-backed ingredients in skincare, but like everything else, there are loads of myths about what they do and h

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But the most important products to get right are the simplest, less glamorous ones: cleanser, sunscreen and moisturiser. They're the cornerstones of your routine. I've organised all the best information I've learned in the past 7 years into The Lab Muffin Guide to Basic Skincare. Buy Now! 26.95 USD.

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This was all in the days before social media. Now Dr. Wong has gotten her method of communication down to a science (pun intended.) "Social media is what people do in their downtime," she says

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Skincare oils contain different fatty acids like linoleic, oleic and lauric acid, right? Well... kind of, but not really! Skincare oils contain triglycerides

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Heimish Watermelon Moisture Soothing Gel Cream. Bioderma Hydrabio Gel-Creme. Combination skin might need to use a product tailored for dry skin on dry areas (usually the cheeks and jawline), and a product tailored for oily skin on oily areas (usually the T-zone: forehead, nose and chin). You might also be able to use a moisturizer for oily skin

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Lab Muffin Beauty Science. 32,230 likes · 64 talking about this. The science behind beauty products, explained simply.

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Lab Muffin Beauty Science Menu. Home; About; Browse; eBook; Shop; Free Exfoliation Guide; Science. La Roche-Posay UVMune 400: Science and Review. 11 June 2024. Benzene in your products, Part 1: Bad science. 16 April 2024 16 April 2024. Amodimethicone: The Science of My Favourite Hair Ingredient.

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How potent an antioxidant is your Vitamin C serum? Here's how you can tell - using some nifty redox chemistry.This video is sponsored by @skinceuticals - you

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Whereas her diy vitamin C serum called for pH strips to get accurate acidity levels. More than this sub. So. I think she seems reliable. Her info contradicts dermatologists sometimes because her channel is focussed on the science and often is about debunking common myths, like mineral sunscreens reflecting UV.

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20 January 2024. DMDM hydantoin is a preservative commonly found in shampoos. It started getting a lot of attention in 2021, thanks to a number of lawsuits surrounding hair loss - so let's talk about the science behind it and whether it's safe. (This post is partly based off a longer video about haircare misinformation on TikTok, which

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There are a ton of ingredients in skincare, and a whole bunch of awesome ones are acids. Inconveniently, they all do different things, so it can get a bit co