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.

Certain ingredients possess the ability to transform the skin, and one such potent ingredient is Azelaic acid. Azelaic acid is a proven weapon for addressing a range of skin concerns, including rosacea and redness....

IPL, or Intense Pulsed Light, is a highly effective option for treating sun damage and capillaries on the skin. One of the great things about IPL is that it's a very effective non-invasive procedure, and you won't have to endure a long recovery period. IPL also tends to be more cost effective than many other laser based treatments.

Niacinamide (as used in skin care) is a topical form of Vitamin B-3 and an essential nutrient. It's also called Nicotinamide.  Its first usage in skin care is dated back to the 1930s and it has huge benefits for the skin.

While the word "acid" may sound scary this is one of those acids that's friendly, and worth getting to know.

Azelaic Acid is an amazing multi-tasking ingredient that is still not well known among the skin care professionals and product formulators. Many simply don't know how to work with it. That's slowly changing as they start to discover the amazing benefits this ingredient offers. 

As more and more studies, the FDA, and users confirm the effectiveness of LED light therapy in treating acne, rosacea and aging, this space age treatment is gaining in popularity.   Led light therapy is one of the safest and fastest ways to achieve skin that not only looks, but also behaves younger...

If you have recently visited the dermatologist or family doctor in Victoria regarding symptoms of rosacea, you have probably been directed towards either topical antibiotics/steroids, or laser treatment.   While laser is effective at treating red facial veins, is it really the best/only option for treating rosacea?