Your skin is certainly not an island.  Diet, lifestyle, genetics, the products you use, exercise, stress, exposure to environmental pollutants, and hormonal changes all play a role in the health and appearance of our skin.  Because there are so many factors that affect our skin, there is no one ingredient or product that is the "be all and end all" for great looking skin.  Just like the rest of our body, our skin needs a wide range of things to stay its best. Keep reading for 6 easy tips to keep it that way.

Ever since Dr. Oz featured Phytoceramides on his popular daytime TV show, calling them the secret to faking a facelift, there has been some confusion surround exactly what one can expect from these Phytoceramide supplements.  A lot of people take their Phytoceramide Pills hoping for a skincare miracle in just 2 or 3 weeks' time.  Unfortunately, that's not enough of a window to reverse time and the environment's effect on our skin.

Let's break down exactly what happens to your skin that formed the wrinkles in the first place, how Ceramides work, and how long you can expect to see results. Keep reading to learn more.

Not all Vitamin C Serums are created equal. Here are 3 major Vitamin C Serum mistakes you didn’t know you were making, and how to avoid them.

1. Not all Vitamin Cs are the same. Vitamin C comes in a lot of different forms. For example, ascorbic acid is one form of Vitamin C, but it can actually cause acne and irritation when applied topically. Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate, on the other hand, is a gentle, stable and water-soluble form of Vitamin C. This means it is easily absorbed by the skin and can penetrate deep to stimulate collagen production. Sano Naturals Vitamin C Serum is made with Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate for maximum safety and absorption...