Is it possible to get rid of acne scars and pigmentation? This must be one of the most common questions we’ve been asked.

We gathered and debunked some of the more common misconceptions surrounding pregnancy skin and body for you so you don’t have to waste any more time trying to determine fact from fiction.

All it takes is just one and chances are most of us will go into a frenzy? One what? Acne. Many make-up techniques can help to cover up their appearance, but not everyone does them correctly.

The infuriating and painful truth about acne is, regardless of the severity of the acne condition or the level of attention and method we choose to treat our acne, acne somehow always manages to find a way to leave its nasty mark on us.

Beauty is more than just about using the right products et cetera. To achieve true beauty in its flawless and radiance essence, what matters lies deeper than the surface.

In a survey done on youths between 15 and 35 by Singapore Polytechnic, it was found that 50.6% of male respondents reported they spent more than $100 per month on online purchases, as compared to 41.3% of female respondents.

Let’s face it, acne is one of the toughest skin issues to deal with. The appearance of acne can damage one’s self-esteem and cause unsightly scars or dark spots on the skin.

We look at why people want that bronzy glow and the risks of tanning. Plus, how top aesthetic treatments from Amaris B Clinic can help rewind some of the damage like sun spots, hyperpigmentation, wrinkles and even cellulite.

Acne; it’s a common skin concern that plagues teens and adults alike – and it can be especially bad in a climate as humid as Singapore’s. Even when the inflammation clears up, you can be left with ugly scars and dark spots that take months to fade.