Glass skin routine
The seven-step glass skin routine in order, how long each layer needs, and how to adapt it for oily, dry or sensitive skin without over-hydrating.
Beauty
Beauty guides with the evidence attached
Skincare, makeup, haircare and wellness — written so you can check the reasoning rather than take our word for it. 6 guides so far.
How this section works
Four areas, each with its own page. Skincare covers actives and barrier repair, makeup covers technique, haircare starts at the scalp, and wellness covers sleep, stress and nutrition where they genuinely reach skin and hair.
Skincare
Skincare that is actually backed by evidence
Most skincare writing is a product list with a paragraph attached. These guides name the study, say how strong it is, and tell you when an ingredient is not worth the money.
Vitamin C serums
L-ascorbic acid vs derivatives, the right concentration and pH, correct layering order, and the packaging mistakes that waste your money.
Skin barrier repair
Spot the signs of a damaged skin barrier, understand what caused it, and follow an evidence-based 14-day repair plan using ceramides.
Makeup
Makeup technique you can repeat at home
Technique before product. A method that works with what you already own is worth more than a shopping list you cannot afford twice.
Haircare
Haircare for the scalp, not just the strands
Hair is dead; the scalp is not. Almost everything that changes how hair grows happens at the root, which is where these guides start.
Wellness
Where wellness genuinely touches skin and hair
Plenty of beauty advice blames your diet for things your diet does not cause. These pieces try to separate the connections with evidence behind them from the ones without.