It is no secret that skincare trends are taking TikTok, Instagram, and Pinterest by storm. From jade rollers to double cleansing, we scroll through influencers promising instant results. One trend continues to evolve as the conversation about wellness and self-care evolves. Enter the concept of skin cycling.

Most people think to start using anti-aging products once they notice those crow’s feet sneaking up around their eyes or the expression lines settling in their forehead. However, the best time to address signs of aging is before you even see any!

Eye creams are a controversial topic in skincare. Being an esthetician, I get questions ranging from “do I have to use an eye cream?” to “what is the best eye cream for dark circles?” as well as “do I really have to use an eye cream?” I want to provide some clarity around this topic and present if it is worth it to buy an eye cream, as well as when you can probably skip eye cream.

We can't reverse time, but we can take steps to slow down aging. Spending a little extra TLC on your skin and investing in a few core skincare products can seriously help so you can have beautiful and healthy skin.

Vitamin C aids in the treatment and prevention of hyperpigmentation and collagen synthesis, allowing our skin to be more even, toned and plump.