The latest skincare buzz from GlowLuxe

Are you noticing small, thread-like red or purple lines on your face or body? Those are likely visible capillaries—an incredibly common, yet often frustrating, issue for many people. Whether you’re dealing with them around your nose, on your cheeks, or even on your legs, there’s good news: you have options for treatment.

Sun damage and UV exposure result in age spots, blotchiness, spider veins and broken capillaries and a generally uneven and aged complexion. An uneven or blotchy skin tone can make us appear older than we actually are. Do this one thing to appear younger.

Are you looking for a solution for uneven skin tone, dark spots, or lacklustre complexion? Then you need Complexion Perfection Serum, a cutting-edge formula designed to address your skin concerns and reveal a more radiant, flawless you. Complexion Perfection incorporates scientifically proven ingredients such as Ferulic Acid, Salicylic Acid, Azelaic Acid, Glycolic Acid, and Alpha Arbutin. Learn how these potent ingredients work individually and synergistically to give you the complexion of your dreams.

As we journey through life, our skin tells the story of our experiences, from the sunny days of youth to the wisdom of age. However, one narrative that many of us would rather avoid is the appearance of age spots. These small, dark blemishes can leave us feeling self-conscious about our skin, but the good news is that you don't have to accept age spots as an inevitable part of aging.

Skin concerns such as melasma and hyperpigmentation can have a significant impact on one's self-esteem and overall well-being. These conditions often lead individuals to seek effective treatments to achieve a more even complexion. While there are various treatment options available, one promising solution is tranexamic acid. In this blog post, we'll explore what melasma and hyperpigmentation are, and how tranexamic acid can be an effective treatment to combat these stubborn skin issues.

Your hands and décolleté deserve just as much attention as your face when it comes to skincare. Sun damage in these areas can be a significant giveaway of your age, but with the right treatments and ingredients, you can turn back the clock and maintain a youthful appearance.

Tranexamic acid is one ingredient that has gained well deserved attention in recent years for its transformative effects on the skin. Many people still haven't heard of this amazing ingredients. What is tranexamic acid, how does it benefit the skin and, who can benefit most from its usage? Let's take a look....

Hopefully summer lasts a little longer, but if you are like most, you prefer not to show the suns effects on your face, hands + body. Here are 3 great ways to reduce the appearance of sun damage and red spots, for a clear and even complexion.  

Sun damage is a common skin concern for many individuals who have spent time in the sun without proper UV protection. If you're a child of the 70's or 80's you probably know what we're talking about. The effects of prolonged sun exposure can be concerning, as it can lead to premature aging, wrinkles, age spots, and an uneven skin tone. 

What are the signs of sun damage? Sun damage, also known as photo-damage, refers to the harm caused to your skin as a result of prolonged exposure to the sun's harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays. This damage can accumulate over time, leading to various skin issues. Here are some key indicators of sun damage:

Melasma is a common skin condition characterized by dark, patchy discoloration—most often on the face—caused by excess melanin production. It’s frequently triggered by sun exposure, hormonal changes (such as pregnancy or birth control use), and genetic factors, and while it’s especially common during pregnancy, it can affect anyone, including men and non-pregnant women. The good news? We can help!

In our quest for flawless skin we often encounter a common problem: pigmentation. Those pesky dark spots and uneven skin tone can be a source of frustration for many. To effectively treat pigmentation and sun damage, it's crucial to understand the root causes.