UMOA blog
Exosomes are tiny cellular messengers that help the skin repair itself. This guide explains how they work, why size and concentration matter, who can benefit most, and which ingredients (peptides, niacinamide, humectants) pair best for firmer, calmer, more resilient skin.
Ceramides are essential lipids that keep the skin barrier strong, hydrated, and resilient. This guide explains how they work, where they act, and how to choose the right ones for your skin type. Learn what biomimetic blends mean, why balance matters more than percentage to restore calm and comfort your skin.
Discover how to distinguish between dry skin and dehydrated skin, and which ingredients truly hydrate your skin—from hyaluronic acid to ceramides and botanical oils. Learn how to strengthen your skin barrier and restore its balance.
The lack of hydration is one of the main causes of dry, dull skin with premature signs of aging. If your skin feels rough, flaky, or uncomfortable, it’s time to improve your hydration routine.
Your skin has a life of its own: millions of microorganisms work every day to keep it healthy and balanced. This invisible ecosystem —the skin microbiome— needs proper nourishment to function at its best.
That’s where prebiotics come in: skincare essentials that strengthen the skin barrier, soothe sensitivity, and restore your skin’s natural balance.
In any skincare routine, there is one step that we must never overlook: facial cleansing.
This is the first step in any anti-aging routine, as it helps prevent skin issues that can arise from bacterial proliferation in areas where dirt accumulates.