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Glamglow, a brand owned by Estée Lauder, has removed its ecommerce functionalities and now displays a text-based page on its website. It informs customers that while new orders cannot be processed, support for existing orders and refunds is still available. Glamglow products can still be purchased on Amazon. Estée Lauder has not commented on whether Glamglow is closing or shifting exclusively to Amazon sales. Acquired in 2014, Glamglow has faced challenges, including layoffs and reduced international operations, now focusing solely on the U.S. market. The brand has narrowed its product... Read More

It seems you’re looking at advice on anti-aging skincare products from Dr. Robyn Gmyrek. Here’s a summary of the main points: Collagen-Infused Topicals: Avoid: These are ineffective as collagen molecules can’t penetrate the skin. Use Instead: RoC Retinol Correxion Line Smoothing Max Hydration Cream—contains retinoids, peptides, and vitamin C, which help stimulate collagen production. Harsh Physical Exfoliants: Avoid: Scrubs with walnut shells, apricot pits, or sugar crystals that can damage skin. Use Instead: Paula’s Choice 6% Mandelic Acid + 2% Lactic Acid Liquid Exfoliant—uses chemical exfoliants for gentle exfoliation. Alcohol-heavy... Read More

Ega, the reverse aging beauty brand, has released a new skincare product, the “NMN White Repair Mask Pack,” designed for use after UV exposure. This product was introduced at the “Run Drop” running festival, highlighting the concept of an “afterrun routine” to combat photoaging caused by UV rays, sweat, and friction. The mask pack contains 99.9% high-purity NMN along with German CLR’s Sephilaprotect ingredients, earning it the nickname “ultraviolet eraser.” It features a dual seat design covering both the face and neck. Ega plans to extend its “After Sun” campaign... Read More

When looking for skin tints suitable for mature skin, there are a few key factors to consider: Hydration and Ingredients: Choose formulas with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, ceramides, peptides, and antioxidants. These help to hydrate, plump, and nourish the skin, providing a smoother appearance. Coverage and Finish: Opt for sheer to medium coverage to avoid emphasizing fine lines and texture. A soft, radiant finish can help blur imperfections, making the skin look youthful and vibrant. Avoid Certain Features: Stay away from heavy or thick formulas, which can settle in wrinkles,... Read More