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We are giving away a cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen to one lucky winner who answers two quick questions. Please visit our Facebook Page to answer the questions and enter to win. Winner will be chosen by Friday, 11/4/11.
Dermagenics recently authored a white paper explaining the differences between physical and chemical UV filters. The white paper pulls together facts and studies from a variety of sources, and is one of the most complete reports of its kind.
We loved meeting all the amazing and talented spa industry people at the New York Spa & Resort / Medical Aesthetics Expo and Conference. The conversations about the need for skin care that meets the need for being simplified was very well received.
We had a great time at the 2011 International Make-Up Artist Trade Show in Los Angeles last weekend, on June 25th and 26th. We enjoyed meeting with make-up artists from different areas of the industry, handed out lots of samples, and had a great time getting feedback from the make-up community! Read on to find out more...
Environmental Working Group (EWG) just finished its guide of sunscreens for 2011. Of the 1,700 sunscreen products rated, Dermagenics was in the top 1%, earning a top score of "1". Read on to find out more...
Dermagenics can now be purchased at Sansum Clinic Pharmacy in Santa Barbara, California. The company combines cutting edge formulation techniques with the highest quality ingredients to create highly effective skin care solutions. The skin care line includes a soap-free gentle cleanser, three ultra intensive moisturizers, and a physical barrier sunscreen. Dermagenics is available through select Pharmacies, Physicians, and Med Spas across the U.S. and Puerto Rico. Read on to find out more...
Green America recently published an article about toxins in personal care products, titled "Is It Poison", April/May 2011. In the article, the author lists 9 toxins to avoid, including parabens, fragrance, nanoparticles, formaldehyde, phthalates, petroleum by-products, triclosan, lead, and mercury. Read more to find out how Dermagenics stacks up... (Spoiler alert: We don't have any!)
I'm a man, and I care about my skin. Now that we got that bombshell out of the way, let's continue. It seems that manliness and skin care have always been at odds. This is because skin care has traditionally been associated with "beauty", and considered a female activity, while "real men" aren't supposed to care about how we look. I recently started taking a closer look at my skin care routine, and made a simple change that had dramatic results. How could a cleanser make me look so much better? Read on to find out more...
Is your social schedule booking up quickly? Want to know how to look your best, when going straight from the office, to a Holiday Party? Tis' the season and life can get hectic, when spending your lunch break at the post office, or trying to get gift shopping done, while still balancing career and all other of life's duties.
We've all heard how good antioxidants are for you. You may have started taking antioxidant supplements, or began incorporating antioxidants into your diet because we've been trained that they're "good for you".
Take a few minutes to write down all the things you put on your skin today. I’ll go ahead and share with you what I put on my skin: Dermagenics Women’s Moisturizer, Secret deodorant, Shikai Vanilla body wash, Dermagenics (soon to be launched) facial cleanser, a spritz of Kai Perfume, Trader Joe’s French Orange Blossom Hand Wash (about 10 times, I’m OCD), Makeup Forever Foundation, Smashbox blush and eye shadow, Smashbox lip gloss. I washed dishes with Mrs. Myers dish soap as well.
