CONCIO Academy
We believe that in order to make the right choice, it is important to first have the right information.
That’s why we share as much knowledge as we can on our blog.
In addition, the LINE account provides free support and consultation for any questions or inquiries regarding cosmetics and ingredients.
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It's a lie that glycerin is bad for acne-prone ...
You may have come across information that says glycerin is bad for acne-prone skin, but is this true? Overseas research papers have only proven that glycerin has moisturizing and anti-inflammatory...
It's a lie that glycerin is bad for acne-prone ...
You may have come across information that says glycerin is bad for acne-prone skin, but is this true? Overseas research papers have only proven that glycerin has moisturizing and anti-inflammatory...
Why you should incorporate dipotassium glycyrrh...
Although it is not talked about much, dipotassium glycyrrhizinate is actually an excellent skin-beautifying ingredient. It is expected to have the effect of suppressing redness and inflammation of the skin,...
Why you should incorporate dipotassium glycyrrh...
Although it is not talked about much, dipotassium glycyrrhizinate is actually an excellent skin-beautifying ingredient. It is expected to have the effect of suppressing redness and inflammation of the skin,...
Cosmetic ingredients: What effect does malic ac...
Malic acid, which is used in face washes, peeling agents, and anti-aging cosmetics, is a type of fruit acid called alpha hydroxy acid (AHA). AHA interferes with the bonds between...
Cosmetic ingredients: What effect does malic ac...
Malic acid, which is used in face washes, peeling agents, and anti-aging cosmetics, is a type of fruit acid called alpha hydroxy acid (AHA). AHA interferes with the bonds between...
Why squalane is great for your skin and hair
Squalene is a lipid naturally produced by human skin cells. The amount produced decreases as we age. It peaks in our teens and decreases in our 20s and 30s.
Why squalane is great for your skin and hair
Squalene is a lipid naturally produced by human skin cells. The amount produced decreases as we age. It peaks in our teens and decreases in our 20s and 30s.
