The face behind the science of the Elucent skincare range, Dr Jane Oppenheim, Ego Pharmaceuticals Scientific & Operations Director, has been featured on the Ageless by Rescu Podcast.

The popularity of botanical beauty has grown exponentially over the past two decades – and it shows no signs of slowing as science continues to support the effectiveness of plant-based ingredients.

Bright, radiant, glowing and luminous. These are just some of the words we use to describe a healthy-looking, youthful appearance.

It’s no secret that the skin is the largest organ in the body and requires care and protection to keep it looking healthy and glowing.

Every person’s skincare routine is unique to them and their skincare needs. Some people have six or seven steps with numerous products, while others have five or less. Wherever you are on the skincare step scale, it’s still easy to get confused about the correct order in which to use products.

We all lead busy lives, so it’s not surprising that many people hesitate before adding a new step in their skincare regime. It was no different when serums with advanced formulations came to the fore about a decade ago.

Dark Spots. Pigmentation. Uneven skin tone. Many of us struggle with these common skin problems and try a slew of skincare products that don’t produce the results that we desire.

We all want to maintain healthy, glowing and youthful-looking skin for as long as possible. However, changes due to skin ageing are inevitable as we get older.

It’s a question that has plagued many of us: when should we begin incorporating anti-ageing skincare products into our regime? The truth is it’s difficult to put it down to a number.

Age-related skin changes are a normal part of growing older, but do you know which parts of the body are the first to show the signs of age?

Vitamins are crucial for the healthy functioning of our bodies, so it stands to reason that those vitamins would also deliver significant health benefits to our skin.

Ageing gracefully is a beautiful thing, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few tell-tale signs that many of us would like to see thwarted.

As we age our skin undergoes significant changes. Fine lines and wrinkles are usually on our radar, but they aren’t the only signs of ageing.

We all lead busy lives, but cleansing our face is one of the most important steps in our daily skincare routine – and it pays to do it right.

The telling signs of ageing don’t fall exclusively above the neck. Our body deserves the same attention.

Many of us already lather our faces with moisturiser and serum, but the truth is the eyes area needs extra attention and care.

Pigmentation of the skin is a current skin topic that many people want to know more about. We asked prominent dermatologist, Dr Esther Hong, to explain what skin pigmentation is and what to do about it.