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HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW HYDRATION?

How well do you know your skincare? Challenge your inner skintellectual with our two minute quiz.
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AT WHAT AGE DO COLLAGEN LEVELS BEGIN TO DECREASE?

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Ooh, not quite queen. It’s from our early twenties onwards that our skin starts to lose collagen. Luckily, we can combat this natural decline with high quality supplementation.

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Slay. From our early twenties onwards, our skin starts to lose collagen. Luckily, we can combat this natural decline with high quality supplementation. 


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HOW MUCH WATER SHOULD
 WE DRINK EACH DAY?

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Try again sweetie. Remember it’s 8-10 glasses for the skin win! 

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Well done hydration hun. 8-10 glasses is the optimal amount to help keep your skin supple. 

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WHICH INGREDIENT IS BEST FOR SKIN HYDRATION?

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Say hello hydration with Hyaluronic acid! HA is known as a humectant moisturiser, this means it draws water from the deeper layers of the skin and brings it to the epidermis.

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When it comes to hydrating ingredients, hyaluronic acid has a strong ability to attract and retain water. When applied in skincare, it can help draw moisture to the skin, keeping it looking hydrated.

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OUR SKIN IS MADE UP 
OF HOW MANY LAYERS?

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Nice try but layers of products don’t count! Our skin is the largest organ in our body and is made up of three layers; outer layer (epidermis), followed by the middle layer (dermis) and finally the deepest layer (subcutis).

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You’re a beauty braniac! Our skin is indeed made up of three layers. The first is the outer layer (epidermis), followed by the middle layer (dermis) and finally the deepest layer (subcutis).

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Unfortunately, three is the magic number! The three layers of our skin are the outer layer (epidermis), the middle layer (dermis) and the deepest layer (subcutis).

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WHICH OF THESE IS BEST
FOR SKIN HYDRATION?

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Better luck next time! Dairy produce can in fact trigger skin issues for some people, but for skin hydration support, try incorporating Omega-3 such as flaxseed and fish into your diet. 

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Good work! Foods rich in Omega-3s such as fish and flaxseed are great for giving your skin a helping hand.

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Getting your greens in is a must, however, Omega-3s will give you the best skin support! 

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Close but not quite! Vitamin C helps support collagen formation but if you’re looking for hydration support, omega-3s are a must! 

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NICE WORK TESTING YOUR SKINTELLECT