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Aquaporins: maintaining the hydrobalance of the skin
The THREE most important indicators for maintaining the hydrobalance of the skin:
- maintenance of NMF
- lipid barrier integrity
- activity of aquaporins – letโs talk about them in more detail.

Hypersensitivity of the skin: How to get rid of discomfort?
Hypersensitivity of the skin is a fairly common problem. In each case, it consists of many uncomfortable symptoms that manifest themselves in varying degrees and in different combinations: itching, redness, burning, dryness, peeling, etc. How to normalize the condition of sensitive skin and get rid of discomfort?

GLYCOSPHINGOLIPIDS: What are they? What are they for? Who needs them?
Glycosphingolipids are widely spread in body tissues. But what is the role of these molecular components in cosmetics?

Reaction to creams – is the cosmetic product always to blame?
SITUATIONS FAMILIAR TO ALL COSMETOLOGISTS
Let’s analyse what the skin reacts to and is the cosmetic product always to blame?

Enzyme peeling: from theory to practice
Why is enzyme peeling great in the practice of a cosmetologist? Weโll highlight three main benefits.

Aquaporins: maintaining the hydrobalance of the skin
The THREE most important indicators for maintaining the hydrobalance of the skin:
- maintenance of NMF
- lipid barrier integrity
- activity of aquaporins – letโs talk about them in more detail.

Hypersensitivity of the skin: How to get rid of discomfort?
Hypersensitivity of the skin is a fairly common problem. In each case, it consists of many uncomfortable symptoms that manifest themselves in varying degrees and in different combinations: itching, redness, burning, dryness, peeling, etc. How to normalize the condition of sensitive skin and get rid of discomfort?

GLYCOSPHINGOLIPIDS: What are they? What are they for? Who needs them?
Glycosphingolipids are widely spread in body tissues. But what is the role of these molecular components in cosmetics?

Reaction to creams – is the cosmetic product always to blame?
SITUATIONS FAMILIAR TO ALL COSMETOLOGISTS
Let’s analyse what the skin reacts to and is the cosmetic product always to blame?

Enzyme peeling: from theory to practice
Why is enzyme peeling great in the practice of a cosmetologist? Weโll highlight three main benefits.