Mr. Skin Care Guru's Blog

  These terms such as "Hypoallergenic, Non-comedogenic, Non-acnegenic" really don't hold really hold that much in weight when it comes to skincare. Granted there are few companies that do perform rigorous testing when it comes to these. However, these terms are still baseless in the sense since they are not regulated terms necessarily of the approval either by the FDA, and certain brands can just make these claims on their own. Many use these, which in fact its not a 100% certainty. Which mostly means it's "less-likely" to cause a reaction. Everyone's skin is as a unique as a thumbprint or one's DNA, so more so does NOT apply to everyone not experiencing a reaction of some sort & kind. They are not as scientifically proven as one me suspect when listed on a product's box or label. No product is ever set in stone to not cause a reaction. Hypoallergenic/Allergy-Tested: Refers to least-likely cause of an allergic reaction & not containing k...

     Glutathione is an antioxidant that's a free radicals scavanger with further added benefits for skin. Topically has shown to help reduce hyperpigmentation & brightening the overall skintone. The ingredient can be founded in a variety of different branded serums & moisturizers. As well as having anti-aging benefits with improving elasticity and fine lines/wrinkles. As well as helping with inflammation, which is the root of all evil when it comes to skin health.    One of its' maid components is fighting oxidative stress & environmental aggressors on the skin. With its skin protective properties, coupled with sunscreen on top promotes more of a stronger "shield" so to speak. With also its brightening abilities can be an excellent  ingredient for skin. Glutathione is also comprised with amino acids which are glutamic acid, glycine, cystine & making it labeled as a peptide as well, which is why adding to its anti-aging benefits to its arsena...