AMPERNA® SKINCARE BLOG
Tips, Treatment and the Best Products for Perioral Dermatitis
Dermatitis, particularly that which affects the face, can often feel like an isolating condition. The reality is that it is actually quite common and affects more than 230 million people...
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Managing Hormonal Acne
Hormonal acne can be complicated to treat, as it occurs for many differing reasons for each person. Generally, hormonal acne (which is sometimes referred to...
How Your Menstrual Cycle Effects Your Skin
The menstrual cycle does not refer to when you just get your period. It is a reoccurring (28 day on average) cycle divided into four...
Beauty Treatment Aftercare
The current market research projects that revenue in the beauty and personal care industry will top $101 billion by 2027. Australians spend approximately $1billion a year...
Mixing Skincare Ingredients: The Dos and Don’ts
When layering your skincare products, it is important to understand which ingredients work well together and which do not. Some ingredients can complement and enhance...
The Difference Between Tretinoin and Retinol Explained
Let us jump straight into it shall we? What is Tretinoin? Tretinoin is a prescribed topical cream derived from vitamin A that is mainly used...
How to Care for Acne-Prone Teenage skin
A good gentle and simple skincare routine should begin during your adolescence years when your body and skin is dramatically changing. Implementing an effective and...
SKIN STREAMING: Now THIS is What we Have Been Talking About!
Finally, there is a viral skincare trend that encapsulates what AMPERNA® has been preaching since the beginning of our brand launch (back in 2018). What exactly...
Could Histamines be Triggering Your Skin Condition?
If you suffer from symptoms such as itching or dermatitis, high histamine levels or a histamine intolerance could be a reason for the reaction. These...
Everything you Should Know about Eczema
Eczema is an umbrella term that describes several skin conditions where you experience dry, red, and itchy patches on the skin. There are generally 7...