Since its founding in 2010, Lifeline has continued to elevate the skin care industry to new heights. Thus, we are excited to introduce our newest addition — Elastin Booster — formulated with Lifeline’s proprietary Elastin Targeted Molecule Technology.
According to the Parkinson's Foundation, Parkinson's disease affects nearly one million people in the U.S. and five million people worldwide. Today, the month of April marks the resurgence from winter, the beginning of allergy season, and most importantly, Parkinson’s Awareness Month.
Stem cell technology has also emerged as a leader in the newest frontier of skin care. However, much of the excitement around these advances has been hindered by misinformation. When it comes to determining whether plant stem cells or human stem cells have a greater impact on human skin, we're separating fact from fiction.
At 63, real estate icon Kevin Weeks was the picture of good health. He exercised regularly, ate healthy, and didn’t smoke. But, following a week-long cycling tour through the French and Swiss Alps, he returned to his native Australia to attend a friend’s birthday and was greeted by a tidal wave of symptoms synonymous with Parkinson’s disease.
Learn more about how Lifeline's molecular-based products stimulate collagen production, smooth fine lines, and even outperform retinol at every level.
Our easy-to-read skin care glossary features the best ingredients to keep your skin smoother, healthier, and more radiant-- Vitamin A, Caffeine, and more!
Lifeline Skin Care, a leader in anti-aging solutions, is pleased to announce the launch of our Intense Moisture Serum, a high-tech serum that combines advanced stem cell technology with powerful concentrations of moisturizers.
Lifeline's resident skin gurus and researchers have created an easy skin care routine that caters to all skin types, designed to restore your skin’s youthfulness and keep it intensely hydrated from am to pm.
Hyaluronic Acid (HA) is a compound found naturally in our bodies. Its basic function is to lubricate, provide moisture, and cushion our connective tissue.
April 11 marks the birthday of Dr. James Parkinson, the first surgeon to observe and characterize the disease now known today as Parkinson’s disease.
