Is "Clean Beauty" A Scam That Is Finally Declining? What Comes Next?
In recent years, the "clean beauty" movement, once a driving force in the cosmetics industry, has experienced a significant decline. We are shocked to find out one of the global...
In recent years, the "clean beauty" movement, once a driving force in the cosmetics industry, has experienced a significant decline. We are shocked to find out one of the global...
Discover the evolving landscape of cruelty-free cosmetics as China's animal testing laws change. Uncover the truth behind guilt-free marketing tactics and the shift towards cruelty-free practices in the industry. While...
Vitamin C has become a popular ingredient in skincare, but some types and concentrations may not be suitable for acne-prone, sensitive, or reactive skin types, here we suggest some effective alternatives to...
So, you have been told by doctors, skincare influencers, brands, and experts about the dos and don’ts of mixing ingredients. Mixing the right ingredients can boost the effects of your...
Lactobionic acid is a type of PHA, it is way less irritating compared to traditional AHAs; rather than causing sensitivity, it can actually enhance the skin barrier, thus making them...
We've all heard of it it, from big to small businesses, everyone and their mother is facing supply chain issues. Inconveniently, restaurants are crossing out items on their menu, retail...
We did a survey on our Instagram story on the topic of [Does Made in China = Lower Quality], and a surprising 17% of the viewers voted "Yes" on this question,...
“Brands that are sold in China are not cruelty-free” is a false and misleading statement. *Disclaimer: EqualRXN is a cruelty-free brand that does not conduct animal testing on the ingredients...
We have all seen it, products with an extremely high amount of "actives" such as niacinamide, vitamin C, glycolic acid, and any other popular ingredients that are out there. 10%...
Main Benefits: Promote healthy and even skin tone Improve skin barrier function Soothe inflammation and . . . .