Anti-wrinkle creams often contain effective ingredients like Retinol, which stimulates collagen production; Vitamin C, which helps brighten the skin and reduce dark spots; and Peptides, which assist in skin rejuvenation.

Yes, using sunscreen every day is important, even indoors, because UVA rays can penetrate windows and damage the skin. Using sunscreen helps protect your skin from damage and reduces the risk of skin cancer.

Moisturizers help increase and maintain water balance in the skin, making it softer and smoother. They reduce the appearance of wrinkles caused by dryness and prevent water loss, making the skin look more vibrant.

Yes, they can be used with other skincare products, but it's important to understand the usage instructions and ingredients to prevent adverse reactions. If unsure, consult a dermatologist before use.

Face masks provide deep nourishment, increase hydration, reduce inflammation, and can brighten the skin. They should be used 1-2 times per week, depending on the type of mask and skin needs.

Pregnant women should avoid skincare products containing retinoids, salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, parabens, antiperspirants, chemical sunscreens, and fragrances to ensure safety.

Excessive exfoliation can thin and irritate the skin. Limit exfoliating to 3 times per week and always use sunscreen. Suitable for daily activities.

Risks to be aware of from skin vitamin IV Drip:

Choose vitamin skin formulas that are standardized or certified by food and drug organizations. If not standardized, severe side effects can occur, such as rashes, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, low blood pressure, fainting, and can be fatal.
Injection should only be under appropriate and suitable doses for the body. Over-injection can cause many serious abnormalities and diseases in the long run.
Skin vitamin injections must be preceded by consultation with a doctor every time. Even though it is a common and easy cosmetic procedure, without health checks and doctor consultation, life-threatening side effects can occur.
IV Vitamin Drip:

The body absorbs it 100%
Severe side effects include abnormal heart rhythms
Penetrates deeper skin layers
High safety, painless

Physical Sunscreen
It is a natural sunscreen, also known as Mineral Sunscreen or Inorganic Sunscreen. It contains no carbon compounds and does not clog pores.
It acts as a shield to block and reflect UV rays from the skin. The active ingredients in physical sunscreens are Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide.
Chemical Sunscreen
It contains sunscreen agents that have carbon compounds, also known as Organic Sunscreen.
It works by absorbing UV rays into the sunscreen applied on the skin. The sunscreen then transforms the UV rays into heat, which can then be absorbed into the skin.
Hybrid Sunscreen
It is a hybrid sunscreen that can protect against a broad spectrum of UV rays.
It works through a Triple Action mechanism: Absorption, Reflection, and Scattering. This means it absorbs light, reflects light, and scatters light. Hybrid sunscreens have become popular recently.