
Emily Orofino
Digital Content Strategist, Writer, and Consultant at Freelance
beauty writer and hoarder extraordinaire. these trivial and often whiny thoughts are my own.
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1 week ago |
vogue.com | Emily Orofino
All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. It almost feels like you need a biology degree to decipher a jar of face cream these days due to all the recent scientific advancements in skincare. In addition to buzzy ingredients like exosomes and PDRN, growth factor serums are another type of futuristic formula on the rise.
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1 week ago |
vogue.fr | Emily Orofino
Grâce à leur capacité à réparer et à sublimer la peau, les sérums aux peptides se sont fait une place de choix dans notre routine skincare, mais saviez-vous qu’ils peuvent également faire des miracles sur notre chevelure ? En effet, on peut appliquer des peptides sur le cuir chevelu pour bénéficier de leurs propriétés hydratantes et de leurs nombreux bienfaits : ils préviennent la casse, ils atténuent l’inflammation et ils stimulent la croissance de cheveux plus forts.
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2 weeks ago |
vogue.co.uk | Emily Orofino
It’s not just the novelty factor that has made salmon-sperm facials the buzziest beauty treatment on the block – the celeb-approved procedure actually delivers on its purported claims of glowier, healthier-looking skin. But if you can’t get yourself into a medical spa or doctor’s office to try it yourself, you have the next best option: PDRN serums and creams. To understand why PDRN creams and other topical products have become so popular, you’ll first need to understand PDRN itself.
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2 weeks ago |
voguearabia.com | Emily Orofino
We know that can be bad for the complexion, so it might seem ironic that best glycolic acid products, which are formulated around an ingredient derived from the same saccharine source—sugar cane—has the power to transform dull and tired-looking skin and give it a youthful, luminous glow. That ingredient? Glycolic acid.
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3 weeks ago |
vogue.in | Emily Orofino
Peptides for hair growth are having a moment, much like their skin-care counterparts, which have become a beauty mainstay. When applied to the scalp, these ingredients can help hydrate, prevent breakage, alleviate inflammation, and foster new, stronger strands. “Long story short, a healthy scalp leads to healthy hair,” says trichologist Kerry Yates. Peptides are short chains of amino acids, which you may recall from high school biology, are the building blocks of proteins.
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