Category: ClnSlate Skin
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Let’s CLNtheSlate: MSM, Micro-C, & L-Lysine
MCM, Micro-C, and L-Lysine support collagen production, help boost immunity, help the body process fat, offer antioxidant support, and may promote hair production.
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Let’s #CLNtheSlate: Mother Science Molecular Hero Serum
I’ve been noticing a lot of hyperpigmentation on my skin lately: a combination of new acne scars from a recent weeks-long breakout, and some persistent scarring, like around my smile lines and chin. I’ve also wanted to try a new solution for lightening my spots since, while I love my Vitamin C, I sometimes need…
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Let’s #ClntheSlate: Vitamin C
If you’re remotely invested in skincare, you’ve likely heard topical Vitamin C talked about extensively. Found in skincare in the absorbable form of ascorbic acid, this antioxidant powerhouse promises brighter and bouncier skin, more even complexion, and improved texture and hydration. And you know what? It delivers. With consistent use, you can expect: Let’s #ClntheSlate…
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Let’s #ClntheSlate: Lactic v. Glycolic Acid
Let’s #ClntheSlate: Lactic v. Glycolic Acid Lactic and glycolic acids produce similar results in your skincare routine, though there are key differences, stemming from their molecular structure. Glycolic acid, which is derived from sugarcane, is smaller and penetrates deeper into the skin. This being the case, Glycolic may be the less tolerable acid for sensitive…
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Must-have Sunscreens: Fall 2022
Daily sunscreen is an absolute must, but it can be tricky to find formulations that don’t leave a white cast on darker complexions. Sunscreen has to be usable if we’re going to wear it regularly, and in high enough quantities for it to actually be effective (two-to-three finger rule, anyone?). Thanks to innovative, skincare-forward formulations,…
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Let’s #ClntheSlate on: Sunscreen
The type of sunscreen you choose and the ingredients you’re comfortable with are a personal choice, but at the end of the day, sunscreen is a non-negotiable.
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