Blog – skincare tips
How often to trim the ends — and why less often can be worse
An end to the myth of "every six weeks is mandatory." We show what really happens to hair ends — and why for some people, less frequent visits to the hairdresser can actually be a better choice.
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Scalp care at home — what really works between salon visits
The scalp is living tissue with its own microbiome, sebaceous glands and regeneration cycle — and it behaves completely differently than the skin of the face. We show what really happens on it and how to wisely care for it between treatments, so that the results from the salon last much longer.
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Manual cleansing during pregnancy: one of the few treatments you can really have
Pregnancy closed the door to half the beauty salon — lasers, chemical peels, mesotherapy, Botox: all postponed. Manual cleansing is one of the treatments that is not only allowed, but can be exceptionally needed right now. Except there are so many myths about it that many women give up something that could genuinely help them.
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Acne and peels — what pyruvic, salicylic and mandelic acid really do
Acne is not a single problem, and acid peels are not a single tool. We explain how the three most popular acids work on acne-prone skin — and why matching the acid to the type of acne matters more than the exfoliation itself.
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Men's winter routine — 4 minutes in the morning, 0 excuses
Do you have time to scroll on your phone in the bathroom? You have time for skincare. Four minutes. Four products. Zero bullshit. Here's everything your sk
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Hair in autumn — why it falls out and when to see a trichologist
October, a hairbrush, and that moment: you look at the clump of hair between the bristles and think "is this normal?". The leave-in takes a bath in gold
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Mandelic acid — the gentlest of the AHAs and why that is not a flaw
Mandelic acid has the largest molecule of all AHAs — and that is exactly why it is so unique. It acts more calmly, penetrates deeply and slowly, and rarely irritates. For many skin types this is not a compromise, but an ideal.
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Hair botox vs. aesthetic medicine botox — they have nothing in common
The word "botox" now appears both in aesthetic medicine clinics and in hair salons. Only the name connects these two procedures — the mechanism, purpose and composition are completely different. We explain what lies behind each of these terms and why it's worth understanding the difference.
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Regenerative peel — does it really repair the skin, or does it only cleanse it
Peeling was associated with cleansing — but a regenerative peel does something more. We show what happens in the skin layer by layer: where the "repair" effect comes from and why an exfoliating paste from the pharmacy alone isn't enough here.
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