The Skin Science Blog
Welcome to the Maelove Skin Science Blog. Our research team, led by Dr. Sunbin Song (ex-NIH researcher, MIT PhD), is dedicated to skin health education grounded in science. This blog covers topics ranging from skincare basics to ingredient deep-dives.
Hair Regrowth Decoded: The Deep Guide to Scalp & Hair Science
This writeup was lead-authored by our senior scientist, Sunbin Song, PhD. Sunbin graduated from MIT with a degree in Biology before receiving a doctorate in...
The Science Behind Hair & Scalp Rejuvenation: How to Revive Thinning Hair
Thinning hair is a normal part of aging for men and women alike. Aging hair follicles, hormonal changes, poor blood flow, chronic inflammation, and aging...
Skin Barrier 101
Here’s a simplified version for those who just want the gist: Your skin barrier is like a protective wall—it keeps moisture in, blocks harmful stuff...
Deep Guide to Hyaluronic Acid
Hyaluronic acid is a popular skincare ingredient—and for good reason. Known as 'nature’s moisturizer,' it attracts and holds water, retaining up to 1,000 times its...
Shedding Light on Hair Growth: The Science Behind Laser and LED Therapy
Today we answer the question: Does laser or led therapy for hair growth really work? You’ve probably seen red light hair combs or helmets claiming...
Demystifying Hot Flashes: causes, treatments, and brain science
This article on hot flashes is part of our series about post-menopausal skin.Many of you may be approaching menopause or are early into menopause and may...
Retinoids Revealed: Understanding the Cellular and Molecular Changes in Your Skin
Today, we're going to show you many pictures and images, so that you can see (and not just read about) the fascinating molecular and cellular...
Does hormone replacement therapy work? Treating post-menopausal skin
Today, we're going to discuss how the skin changes during menopause, how these changes are driven by estrogen, and how hormone estrogen therapy can...
The Power of Retinoids: Understanding Their Role in Skincare and Their Benefits
Retinoids are part of the Vitamin A family. They're well-known for their incredible benefits to our skin, making them a powerful tool in fighting...
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