Our mission is to offer innovative, all natural solutions for problem skin. Our fabulous, award winning products utilize a unique skincare approach where we combine plant extracts, herbs, and vitamins with "skin-identical" ingredients.
Skin-identical ingredients are compatible with the structure of the human skin. They work with the physiology of our skin tissues
repairing the skin barrier function, reducing inflammation and
increasing skin hydration.
Further combined with herbs and vitamins carefully chosen for specific skin concerns our formulas are meant to accompany you in your journey to a beautiful, healthy and youthful complexion.
"...Working with herbs and medical plants is very important to me and it is in the core of The Other Skincare Company's values but as I was experimenting and testing different formulas for problem skin I felt that something was still missing. That was addressing the overall immunity of the skin and its ability to self-repair and self-protect instead of only treating separate symptoms..."
Elitsa Milanova (Founder and chief formulator)
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Hyperpigmentation is one of those pesky things that creep up on you - you look in the mirror one day and notice little irregular dark spots that seemed to have sprouted up out of nowhere. These randomly splattered brown marks...
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We can’t really talk about skin care and skin health without at least mentioning the word “antioxidants” and their many benefits. But what exactly are antioxidants and what do they do for our skin? To best explain this, we will...
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It is widely accepted that acids help improve skin but they are not all the same and knowing the difference between the acids used in skincare is essential for targeting complex skin concerns. Generally speaking skin care acids increase cell turnover...
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