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BEAUTY ROUTINE TIPS

Guide pratiche per costruire la routine viso giusta per la tua pelle, passo dopo passo.

Vitamin C serum: how to choose and use it
Vitamin C form, concentration, pH, packaging, and supporting ingredients: the criteria for choosing a truly effective vitamin C serum, how to use it, and the mistakes that make it useless.
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Facial toner: what is it really for, and how do you choose one?
Born to remove soap residue, toner is now a vehicle for active ingredients. The three types, the alcohol-based toner to avoid, how to apply it, and who can skip it without missing out.
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Stretch marks: what really works and what a cream can’t do
Stretch marks are scars in the dermis, not a superficial blemish. Why they form, what distinguishes red ones from white ones, what a cosmetic product can do, and what requires medical attention.
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Hair loss in autumn: when it’s normal and when it’s not
In autumn, many people notice more hair on their brush. Why this happens, how much hair it is normal to lose, how long seasonal shedding lasts, and the signs that mean it is best to see a dermatologist.
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Skincare during pregnancy: what can be used and what is best avoided
During pregnancy, you don’t need to change your entire routine. Which cosmetic ingredients should be paused as a precaution, which can be used safely, why dark spots appear, and what should be left to the doctor.
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Skin phototypes: which one is yours and what protection do you need?
The Fitzpatrick scale classifies skin into six phototypes based on how it reacts to the sun: how easily it burns and tans. It helps you choose the right sun protection factor, not judge someone’s complexion.
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Facial cleanser: how to choose the right one for your skin
Mousse, oil, milk, or micellar water: your choice of cleanser depends on your skin type and the time of day. How to tell whether the one you use is causing more problems than it solves.
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Enlarged pores on the face: why they are visible, how to reduce them, and what to avoid
Pores are openings of the pilosebaceous follicle: they have no muscles, so they do not open or close. What makes them more visible, which active ingredients actually reduce their appearance, and what instead worsens skin texture.
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