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Blue light and screen time: what the science says about your skin

Based on current research, blue light from phones, laptops and TV screens has not been shown to harm your skin in everyday use. Screens give off far less blue light than the sun. The evidence is stronger for sunlight: its visible light, including blue light, can worsen pigmentation such as melasma, particularly in people with medium to darker skin tones. Research on screens is still limited.

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Does Singapore’s humidity make your skin oilier?

Partly. Singapore’s heat is the bigger driver: warmer skin tends to produce more sebum (natural skin oil). Humidity adds to the problem because sweat cannot evaporate easily, so it sits on the skin with the oil and makes your face look shinier and feel greasier. The result is skin that looks oilier here than it might in a cooler, drier climate.

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What Is Skin Ageing? Understanding Intrinsic and Extrinsic Factors

When people compare intrinsic vs extrinsic skin ageing, they are really asking about two different sets of influences on how skin changes over time. Intrinsic ageing is the natural process governed largely by genetics and the passage of time. Extrinsic ageing refers to changes driven by external factors such as sun exposure, environment and lifestyle.

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Density Noir in Singapore

Density Noir is a non-invasive radiofrequency (RF) skin tightening treatment that uses a patented Alpha Tech (Alternating Pulse Heating Algorithm) to deliver both monopolar and bipolar RF energy in a single pulse.

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CAHA Filler in Singapore

CAHA filler is a dual-action injectable that combines hyaluronic acid (HA) with calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA) to restore facial volume, lift and contour the face, and stimulate your body’s own collagen at the same time.

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