Winter is coming! Here are our pick of the best products for the change of seasons.

Spring is the typical time for us to declutter and clean out our homes, parting with the old and making way for the new. It’s also a great time to take a good hard look at your skincare habits and take some new steps to ensure fresher and brighter skin into the warmer months.

We all know how important sun protection is in summer. But during the cooler months, we can all be a bit guilty of dropping the ball in terms of covering up. The truth is, whether it is overcast or a bluebird sunshiny day, it is always important that you wear sunscreen. Luckily now with advances in technology there are some super sophisticated sunscreen products that can suit your skin all year round.

Not too many things are more annoying than dry, chapped lips. You know the story – the weather gets colder and our lips start to feel the effect of it. Thankfully, with a bit of preparation and care, we can help to prevent this from happening. So here’s our guide to looking after your lips in the colder months.

We’ve broken down a guide to pigmentation and melasma, and the best at-home products and in-clinic treatments to address them.

Here’s our guide to being sun smart and having beautiful, radiant skin this summer.

What if you didn’t have to compromise clean organic ingredients to get results for your skin? Well, we have you covered with our new Skin Moderne Range now available at Equipoise in Auckland.

There are some of Auckland's products and treatments available to assist our bodies in producing more collagen.

Collagen preservation is paramount in any skincare routine. We believe a holistic approach to prevent breakdown is a great place to start to ensure collagen levels do not drop at a faster rate than normal.

It feels like everyone is talking about collagen these days! Found in skin, bones and connective tissues, collagen is a fibrous protein and is what holds the body together.

The ageing process does not discriminate, it affects everyone but there are things you can do to slow down the process and the visible signs of ageing on your face.

Vitamin A is a super hero ingredient in dermatology. Retinol or retinoids are the preformed, or active, form of Vitamin A.

If you’re feeling unwell, you see the Dr, and they prescribe medicine. If you have a toothache you visit the dentist and they will advise you on lifestyle changes you need to make for healthier teeth. If you have a fitness goal you go and see a personal trainer at the gym who recommends an eating and exercise plan to keep up at home.