THE FORGOTTEN SKIN
The scalp is biologically active skin, not just a surface for hair. This article explores scalp care through a barrier-first, skin-focused lens.
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HYDRATION FROM WITHIN
Drinking more water may support general health, but its effect on skin hydration is modest. This article examines hydration through a barrier-first perspective.
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THE SILENT SABOTEUR - GLYCATION
Glycation is a cumulative process that alters collagen and elastin over time, quietly contributing to loss of elasticity, dullness, and structural skin aging. This article explores glycation through a barrier-first,...
HIDDEN ACNE TRIGGERS
Acne is rarely driven by a single cause. This article examines lesser-known lifestyle, dietary, and routine factors that may quietly influence inflammation and breakouts.
HYDRATION FROM WITHIN
Drinking more water may support general health, but its effect on skin hydration is modest. This article examines hydration through a barrier-first perspective.
SPF: THE NON-NEGOTIABLE
Daily SPF is one of the most effective ways to limit cumulative UV damage. This article explores sun protection as a long-term, barrier-preserving practice.
INTERVIEW x LBH FOUNDER
LBH founder Heather Reay reflects on building a skincare practice rooted in restraint, formulation discipline, and long-term skin function rather than trends.
SUMMER SKINCARE
Heat and humidity challenge the skin barrier in ways that are often misunderstood. This article explores summer skin stress through a barrier-first, regulation-focused lens.
INFLAMMATION AND THE SKIN
Chronic skin inflammation can quietly accelerate aging and sensitivity. This article explores inflammation through a barrier-first, regulation-focused clinical lens.
VITAMIN C IN SKINCARE
Vitamin C is widely used in skincare, but its benefits depend on formulation and tolerance. This article examines where it works—and where alternatives may be better suited.