Organic skincare: Why it’s not better for your skin—or the planet
“Organic” has become one of the most powerful words in skincare. Like in food, it signals purity, safety, and sustainability. But organic skincare ...
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Insights on skin and planetary health
Want to maintain healthy skin while reducing your environmental impact?
Bionotes is Bioli’s science-backed knowledge hub, sharing insights on skincare, skin biology, and sustainable skincare, with a dedicated focus on sensitive and compromised skin. We explore the science behind modern skincare, including biotech skincare, and provide practical guidance to help you make informed choices for both your skin and the planet.
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Guide: What to eat for better skin, combating acne and eczema
High-quality, gentle skincare is essential for troubled skin—but your diet matters too. Many skin issues, like acne and eczema, are influenced by w...
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Gut-skin axis: How gut health affects your skin
The gut–skin axis describes the connection between gut health and skin health. As inflammatory skin conditions such as acne, eczema, and psoriasis ...
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Fermented Niacinamide: A better form of Vitamin B3
Niacinamide has become a favourite in many skincare routines, valued for its ability to strengthen the skin barrier, improve hydration, balance seb...
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Autumn dryness and season shift: What your skin needs now
As summer winds down and the crisp air of early autumn sets in, your skin starts to feel the change. Cooler temperatures, lower humidity, and indoo...
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Skincare packaging and regulation: A blind spot in EU's new packaging legislation
When we talk about packaging waste, the spotlight usually falls on food and beverages — plastic bottles, supermarket bags, shrink-wrapped fruit. Bu...
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Inflammation — The hidden issue behind five major skin disorders
Did you know that many of the most common skin conditions — perioral dermatitis, acne, eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea — are all connected by one r...
