Blog – Page 5 – G.M. COLLIN

Skin types and conditions

Every person’s skin is unique. When it comes to skin care, the most important thing is to understand your skin’s specific needs. Determining your s...

Exfoliation 101: physical, chemical and enzymatic

Exfoliation is a crucial part of any good skincare routine. Done once or twice per week, depending on skin type and conditions, it eliminates dead ...

Acne: break free from your breakouts

Acne is an inflammatory disease of the skin, caused by changes in the hair follicle and its associated sebaceous gland (pilosebaceous units).

Sun protection: get the facts

There is a lot of misinterpretation regarding Sun Protection Factors, such as how they work and what to look for when selecting a product, so let’s...

Oily Skin: shine-free skin starts here

Oily skin is a skin type that is characterized by an overproduction of sebum. This secretion of sebum takes place in the areas where the sebaceous ...

65 years of innovation

G.M. Collin’s journey began in 1957, when the renowned Parisian dermatologist, Dr. Lapinet pioneered the use of collagen pellicles to heal the skin...

Body Care: get your head to toe summer glow

By incorporating an extra five minutes a day to care for your body, the same way you do with your facial routine, your body routine can provide exc...

How blue light affects your skin

Every day, your skin is damaged by sneaky environmental stressors, including pollutants and blue light emitted from electronic devices.

What are stem cells and why are they important in skincare?

Stem cells are essential for tissue maintenance and repair to keep the skin looking healthy. Stem cell exhaustion is regarded as being the primary ...

What's dehydrated skin & how to treat it

Water is to the skin as is to the soil of a plant: essential to thoroughly moisturize a plant’s soil before fertilizing, to ensure uniform distribu...

The ABC's of Sensitive Skin

Sensitive skin is skin that experiences the slightest sensation more intensely than normal skin due to an imbalanced ecosystem (hydric & lipidi...

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