I’m Aqsa Logan, a beauty blogger at Palace Beauty College. My focus? Bringing you the best in skincare, makeup, and DIY beauty secrets. With a foundation in cosmetic science, I’m here to guide you through the maze of beauty products, offering help and practical tips to enhance your beauty.
Rapid advancements in aesthetic medicine have shifted skin rejuvenation priorities toward treatments that improve skin health at a cellular level rather than relying on surface stimulation alone. Patients increasingly seek…
Every emotion, stress response, and calming sensation registers not only inside the brain but also across the skin’s surface. Facial tension after a difficult day, breakouts during prolonged pressure, or…
Beauty and personal care careers continue to expand in 2026 as self-care habits increase, med-spas open at a rapid pace, and consumers seek professional services focused on wellness and appearance.…
Retinol continues to dominate anti-aging skincare due to its proven ability to smooth wrinkles, fade discoloration, and improve skin texture. Bakuchiol emerged as a plant-derived option offering similar visible improvements…
Sunscreen plays a vital role in protecting skin against harmful UV rays, especially during summer months and outdoor activities. Clothing often pays the price for that protection. Greasy marks and…
Chronic inflammatory skin disorders represent long-lasting conditions marked by: Symptoms often rise and fall, creating cycles of flare-ups followed by calmer periods. Daily life can be disrupted through discomfort, sleep…
Tom Ford fragrances sit in a rare space where perfume feels like a wardrobe, mood, and setting all at once. Some options read polished and quiet, others show up loud…
Aging gracefully does not mean giving up on beauty. It means adjusting techniques so makeup works with mature skin instead of fighting it. By age 60, skin often feels drier…
Buying fragrance often feels simple at first glance. A bottle looks good, a tester strip smells nice, and the name sounds familiar. A few minutes later, the box shows Eau…
Oily skin develops due to overactive sebaceous glands that release excessive sebum, especially across the T-zone that includes forehead, nose, and chin. Excess oil often creates persistent shine, enlarged pores,…