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    Jojoba Oil
    Not everything sticks around forever; think 8-tracks and neon green leg warmers. However, jojoba oil has been used in skincare for centuries and is still very popular today.

    Chamomile
    Chamomile has been a staple in various cultures for centuries and nowadays is widely used in skincare products, too. Learn more about this soothing ingredient.

    Amatokin for Anti-Aging
    A recently launched breakthrough product, Amatokin uses innovative stem cell technology. Discover the details behind this revolutionary product.


    Vitamin B
    Stressed out about skin problems? Then get the scoop on B vitamins, which are vital for maintaining healthy skin. In fact vitamin B ingredients battle blemishes, dryness and signs of aging.

    Idebenol and Idebenone
    Several years ago, many dermatologists and patients received the arrival of idebenol and idebenone with much excitement. Find out whether their enthusiastic entrance onto the skincare scene is still going strong or has long been extinguished.

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    »  Q: Is jojoba oil safe for young children or infants?
    A: Jojoba oil is actually often found in products for baby skincare, like baby lotions and creams. Jojoba oil is great for soothing your baby's sensitive or irritated skin.
    »  Q: Can jojoba oil be combined with other oils?
    A: Jojoba oil is mixed with other oils in perfume, and you can also add it to some oils so they'll last longer. Add jojoba oil to essential oils for aromatherapy or massage.
    »  Q: Besides skincare and hair care, how else can jojoba oil be used?
    A: Jojoba oil has many other uses. It's used as an environmentally-friendly pesticide on crops. Scientists can also mix jojoba oil with methanol for creating low-emission, diesel-alternative fuel.
    » Q: Can idebenone help with photodamaged skin?
    A: There's some research to suggest it does. Published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology in 2005, one study among 41 female participants with moderate photodamage (30 to 65 years old) found that using 1 percent of idebenone twice a day for six weeks resulted in 29 percent decrease in fine lines and wrinkles, 26 percent reduction in rough and dry skin, 37 percent boost in skin hydration and a 33 percent overall improvement in photodamaged skin. When women used 0.5 percent, according to the authors, results were "a 23 percent reduction in skin roughness/dryness, a 37 percent increase in skin hydration, a 27 percent reduction in fine lines and wrinkles and a 30 percent improvement in overall global assessment of photodamaged skin."

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