Your Best Skin is your essential skincare manual, breaking down the science of your skin in a friendly, trustworthy and accessible way.
Pharmaceutical scientist and beauty writer Hannah English takes an unbiased, science-backed dive into everything you need to know about caring for your skin, as she destigmatises skin conditions and asks us to stop blaming our diet and hygiene.
Including quizzes to help you understand your skin, Hannah teaches you how you can heal yourself with your own beauty ritual that is actually tailored to your own needs. You'll even learn how to read a skincare label by decoding all the science jargon. Skin issues are legitimate medical issues and Hannah teaches us that science is up for the job of healing them. The best part is that there is a miracle cream, you just have to understand what's right for you.
Including photography, infographics and diagrams, Your Best Skin makes caring for your skin easy.
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Höhe: 211 mm
Breite: 164 mm
Dicke: 23 mm
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978-1-74379-769-3 (9781743797693)
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Hannah English is a beauty writer and content creator with a background in pharmaceutical research. An enthusiastic communicator, she has built a niche within the beauty industry around her passion for making science feel cool, relevant and accessible. Like many teens, Hannah grew up with acne and low self-esteem, with few scientific solutions made available to her. This is what led her to study pharmaceutical science and today, she shares everything she knows to make sure her experience as a young person is one of the past. Armed with this knowledge and her razor-sharp view on the wider beauty and skincare landscape, Hannah is peeling back the label to reveal the truth, educate and help everyone to best understand and protect the skin they're in.
