Eye and Lip Contour Care

Composed of a mucous membrane, the lips are thin and delicate. They are particularly susceptible to chapping, dryness, and other damage. It is possible to prevent these discomforts by maintaining them with protective care and providing a gentle exfoliation. Discover in this article the properties of a lip peel.

Also known as "barcode" wrinkles, perioral wrinkles take the form of fine vertical lines that form around the mouth. They appear with age, and are exacerbated by smoking and sun exposure. To reduce their appearance, there are several techniques. Among them is peeling. Discover in this article more details about lip peeling and its effect on perioral wrinkles.

A peel is a practical solution to remove dead skin cells and reduce wrinkles and fine lines. We may question its use on the lips. Are peels suitable for this delicate area? Is it risky to use a lip peel? Continue reading to learn more.

Lip peels are designed to exfoliate and smooth this sensitive area of the face. To achieve this, they are formulated with active ingredients that possess keratolytic properties. Discover in this article what the main ingredients are in a lip peel.

Dead skin, dehydration lines, chapping... the lips are particularly affected by external aggressions or even hormonal imbalances. Exfoliation is a crucial step in their care. But the question that arises is how often should they be exfoliated? Here are some details on this subject.

Just like the face, the lips require hydration. Among the recommended treatments is lip balm. It serves, among other things, to protect, hydrate and repair the lips. There are also other ways to use it.

Given that lips naturally lack a hydrolipidic film, they can easily become dry. Cold weather, UV rays, and wind are all factors that can harm this part of the face. To improve hydration and prevent chapping, the use of a lip balm is necessary. Typology sheds light on the ingredients that make up this care product.

Delicate in nature, the lips are overly exposed to external aggressions such as low temperatures. The solution to help them withstand the elements and prevent them from drying out is to apply a lip balm. How often should this treatment be used to avoid having dry lips? Should it be applied in the evening or in the morning?

Lip balm is an essential item in the skincare kit. Typically used to moisturise chapped lips, it also has benefits for other parts of the body. Discover 5 tips to try with lip balm.

Pollution, temperature fluctuations, UV rays, makeup application and removal... All these factors weaken eyelashes, making them thin and even brittle. Eyelash and eyebrow serums are relatively new to the cosmetic market, but their popularity is unwavering. When should one start using an eyelash and eyebrow serum? When is the right time to use this type of care? We provide some answers with Typology.

Typically composed of vegetable oils and strengthening actives, eyelash and eyebrow serums are full of benefits. What are their effects on these types of hair? Let's focus.

These treatments have emerged on the cosmetic market in recent years and their success shows no signs of waning. By nourishing the eyelashes and eyebrows with their active ingredients, these serums help to promote hair growth, thicken them, sometimes darken them and improve their density. But what are they generally made of? When and how should they be applied? Are there any dangers associated with their use? We answer your questions.

Eyelash and eyebrow serums can enhance the eye area, provided they are used correctly. What is the purpose of these treatments? What results can be expected? How and how often should they be applied? Here's the lowdown with Typology.

Extending eyelashes, densifying eyebrows and stimulating their growth: lash and brow serums are becoming increasingly popular. However, the periocular area is extremely delicate, and these products can migrate into the eyes. Do lash and brow serums pose any risks? Typology answers your questions.

Eyelash and eyebrow serums are increasingly prevalent in the market and are enjoying significant success... But what are these growth-boosting serums made of? Typology deciphers for you the ingredients typically found in these types of treatments.

Mascara or applying false eyelashes can enhance the eyes, but these techniques remain artificial. To gain lash length over time, applying a treatment enriched with densifying and strengthening actives like our lash and brow serum is ideal. Some have already tested and adopted it, discover some of their feedback here!

There are certain practices that can be adopted to achieve plump and well-defined lips, without resorting to cosmetic surgery. Thus, applying a lip serum daily is an excellent option to enhance the volume of one's lips.

Constantly exposed to the sun, wind, cold, and pollution, the lips can be prone tochapping, dryness, and various types of irritation. A lip serum can offer various benefits depending on its composition, ranging from hydration to protection, and even volume enhancement for a plump mouth.

The skin of the lips is five times thinner than that on the rest of the face. Consequently, the lips are particularly vulnerable to external aggressions such as weather conditions, UV rays, smoking, and so on. Moreover, the lip contour is one of the first facial areas to show and reveal signs of ageing (fine lines, sagging). A daily applied lip serum brings several cosmetic benefits, which will be discussed in this article.

Exposed to various aggressors (sun, wind, heat, cold, pollution, cigarette smoke...), the lips become dry and fine lines appear, both on their surface and around the mouth area. Acting as a protector and moisturiser, the lip serum is a treatment to incorporate into your beauty routine. Find our recommendations regarding its timing and frequency of application.

Dehydration fine lines are slight folds that appear on thin areas of the skin, such as around the eyes and mouth, as well as the surface of the lips. Thanks to moisturising treatments like serums, the lips and their surrounding area can regain a smoother and more regular appearance.

A lip serum is a treatment to be applied regularly to prevent dehydration fine lines and plump up the lips. As with all cosmetic products, it is important to thoroughly decipher the ingredient lists as some compounds can be harmful (carcinogenic mineral oils, endocrine disruptors, etc...). What precautions should be taken when choosing a lip serum? Let's focus.

Unlike the skin on the rest of the face, the upper layer of the lips is thin and lacks a hydrolipidic film. Therefore, it is sensitive and can quickly become dry, revealing dehydration lines. To counteract this, the use of lip serum is recommended. How should this type of product be used? Let's focus.

The skin around the eyes is different from the rest of the face. Thin and delicate, it requires specific treatment. Many people may question the use of eye contour cream and face cream. Should a distinction be made between the two, or is one cream sufficient?

The skin around the mouth is sensitive and thin. As such, it is one of the first areas of the face to display signs of skin ageing. How can we care for these wrinkles to reduce their appearance? Discover the right habits to adopt to take care of wrinkles around the mouth.