Skin

This exclusive kit brings corrective care into your home to improve skin health and advance your results in between professional treatments. It is also an excellent first-time treatment for those looking for professional-grade, visible results at home. Featuring our professional-grade Enzymatic Treatment, the PCA SKIN® Micro Peel At-Home Kit includes a custom protocol developed by skincare professionals to dramatically brighten and rejuvenate all skin types. To maximize your results, visit a PCA SKIN® Certified Professional.   So what’s inside your micro peel kit?     Your at-home micro peel protocol.... This advanced treatment protocol combines corrective daily care products with...

Firstly lets start with the question, Why do I have chapped lips? It’s a frustration most people will go through in their life from time to time but for some dry, chapped lips is a common occurrence. The dry and rough skin of the lips can become red, sore and cracked. Predominantly experienced in the colder months, as our lips are exposed to the elements and our thin skin of the lips loses moisture retention through trans epidermal water loss (the passive evaporation of water through skin to the external environment) when we are in warmer central heated homes and...

Exfoliation is a process which can help support the skin health, if performed correctly. Exfoliation is the process of removing the dead skin cells from the skins surface, and results in a smoother surface texture which results in a more glowing and radiant complexion.   Exfoliation is a foundational step in every skin care routine, regardless of skin type or concern. When skin is not exfoliated at all or properly it results in redness, uneven skin tone, dull complexion, fine lines, and enlarged, clogged pores. It’s also one of the more instantly gratifying steps in a daily routine as the...

  Human skin is a living organ and in order to keep it working in peak performance or more importantly looking as youthful as possible, we need to keep it healthy and understand the complexity of how skin is produced in a constant cycle which slows as we age. The skin naturally exfoliates itself in a process called desquamation. The natural skin cell cycle moves through the outermost layer of our skin know as the epidermis in 4 or 5 defined layers, the epidermis is our protective covering of the body but is no thicker than a sheet of paper....