MEL Blog
Exploring the science behind our creams means understanding how research and innovation combine to deliver effective, advanced skincare solutions. Through this blog, you'll discover how our products leverage cutting-edge ingredients and innovative technologies to care for and rejuvenate your skin. Join us in this series of articles and learn more about the science and benefits each MEL13 formula can offer you.
Stress Spots on the Skin: Types, Causes, and How to Clear Them
The impact of emotional tension on the body extends far beyond mental exhaustion or muscular tightness; directly linked to the central nervous system via the neuro-immuno-endocrine axis, the skin is...
Dehydrated Skin: Symptoms, Causes, and How to Treat It
Tightness after cleansing, lack of radiance, localized flaking on the cheeks, or foundation that cakes within hours: these are the classic signs of dehydrated skin. Frequently, this condition is confused...
Menopausal Skin: Common Changes and Recommended Skincare Routine
Menopause can trigger changes that extend far beyond hot flashes or sleep disruptions. Skin can feel noticeably different: drier, thinner, more sensitive, or less elastic. A routine that performed flawlessly...
The Importance of Sunscreen: Benefits and Daily Care
There is a widespread misconception that photoprotection is reserved exclusively for summer or beach days. However, sustained exposure to solar radiation is among the environmental factors that contribute most heavily...
What SPF Means in Sunscreens: The Definitive Photoprotection Guide
Purchasing a sunscreen often comes with familiar questions: what does the number on the sunscreen bottle actually mean? What is SPF in sunscreens? Or what does SPF 50 signify on...
Coenzyme Q10 for the Skin: Benefits and How to Use It
Coenzyme Q10 frequently appears in creams, serums, and other skincare cosmetics. Its name may sound more suited to a laboratory than a vanity case, but it is a naturally occurring...
Melatonin for the Skin: Benefits and Cosmetic Uses
Descubre para qué sirve la melatonina en la piel, su acción antioxidante y cómo se utiliza en cremas y sérums cosméticos.
Sensitive Skin with Redness: Facial Routine and Ingredients to Avoid
Sensitive skin prone to redness can react to triggers that would normally go unnoticed: a temperature fluctuation, a hot shower, a new cosmetic product, or even the friction of a...
