Classic Articles

Most face mists are water with marketing attached, and a water-only mist leaves you slightly worse off. Here is what a damaged barrier actually needs, and how I use the Epicutis Hydrobiome Mist at my NYC clinic.

If you have been exfoliating more and your texture is worse, you already have your answer. Here is why rough skin is rarely a buildup problem, how enzymes compare with acids and scrubs, and where the Epicutis Cleansing Essentials Set fits.

Doing everything right is frequently the problem. Here is why reactive skin gets stuck flaring and calming without ever building tolerance, and how I use the Epicutis Cleansing Essentials Set to break the cycle at my NYC clinic.

Dry skin gets told to buy something thicker. Weight and repair are different properties. Here is why a heavy cream helps for an hour, what actually rebuilds the barrier, and how I use the Epicutis Hyvia Creme at my NYC clinic.

Nothing you apply repairs a barrier while the thing that damaged it is still in your routine. Here is what barrier damage actually looks like, what rebuilds the lipid layer, and the two and four week markers I use with the Epicutis Hyvia Creme.

The days after a procedure are the ones people improvise, and they are the days that decide the result. Here is what tight, warm, itchy healing skin actually needs, and how I use the Epicutis Hydrobiome Mist through the first five days.

No cream tightens loose skin, and on the body that gap is wider than anywhere else. Here is how to tell crepiness from laxity in ten seconds, and what the Epicutis Lipid Body Treatment can genuinely change.

Your body gets whatever face cream was left over, and then people wonder why their shins look like that in January. Here is why body skin is structurally drier, and how I use the Epicutis Lipid Body Treatment at my NYC clinic.