The skin on the cheeks is about 3 mm thick, while the skin on your neck and decolletage is about 0.75mm, almost as thin as the humble eyelid. Therefore, this delicate skin needs extra gentle care, some lifestyle tweaks, and interesting new tech to make it look young, fresh, plump, and line-free for as long as possible.

Explore anti-aging technology, the latest anti-aging news, and skintech, as well as how they are revolutionizing skincare and shaping the industry's future.

Throughout history, our forefathers and foremothers have chased the proverbial Fountain of Youth, pursuing longevity and vitality from ancient elixirs to modern anti-aging skincare. Sometimes, their pursuit was fantastically visionary, and other times, they were so dead wrong that it resulted in, well—being dead. So here are a few practices from the history of skincare that shaped our modern understanding and skincare trends.

Until we figure out how to Moonwalk our way through time-space into some other direction, we're stuck as the observers for whom the time arrow moves only forwards with relentless monotonous certainty, making aging an inevitable fact of life. But we can slow it down and choose how we age.

Aging is a fact of life and a privilege not granted to all, but we can choose how we age. From topicals to dermal fillers and surgery, let's explore the 101 guide that will cover the best anti-aging treatments for the face, neck, and hands supported by solid science.

There is no grand mist mystery. It is an easy and effective delivery system that adapts to your lifestyle to hydrate and replenish the skin and it is becoming a staple in beauty routines worldwide, as millions of people embrace the benefits and practicallity of the mist approach.

Lips are especially vulnerable to the elements and chemicals in makeup, lip scrubs, and skincare because they don’t have the same structure as the rest of the facial skin. They lack oil glands to protect themselves, so we compensate and treat chapped lips with lip balms.

BEAR™ 2 eyes & lips, a game-changer in the battle against lines & wrinkles around the eyes and mouth, and the world's most effective microcurrent line smoothing device. If you already have your device and are reluctant to start your treatment or are just thinking about getting one to refresh your appearance, we’ll quickly go through the proper usage.

We are human, and no matter how open-minded and unbiased we'd like to see ourselves, the deep-rooted biological instincts that governed our survival of the species are still operating beneath the surface through evolutionary biases that drive us to perceive beautiful faces as belonging to good, healthy and competent people.

The electrifying world of conductive gels attracts ever more interest as microcurrent therapy climbs to the top of the list of popular rejuvenating at-home treatments. Conductive gels and serums are a must to transfer electrical energy into the skin safely.

Signs of aging, such as visible lines and wrinkles, sun spots, hyperpigmentation, and sagging, are just as likely to appear on the neck due to comparable exposure to environmental stresses. LED light is a therapeutic approach that uses various light wavelengths (visible as different light colors) to penetrate below the skin surface, where they play on and support the body’s natural healing power.

Did you know that hands are one of the first body parts to show signs of aging? According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, you can typically guess someone’s age simply by looking at their hands alone.

The dorsal hand (back of your hand) is exposed to the sun, environmental pollutants, and regular daily tasks, including harsh cleaning detergents, which strip away the natural skin barrier, contributing to wrinkles, lines, age spots, and crepey skin. LED light therapy effectively targets the most obvious signs of aging.