Skin Science

When you shop at Champagne Apothecary, you are doing more good than you might know! Champagne Apothecary was established in 2019 after Amber decided her life in the corporate sector...

WE’VE OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED OUR WHOLESALE PROGRAM!! ETHYST® SKINCARE Are you a licensed beauty professional looking for a results oriented skincare line? After launching our skincare line ETHYST® in May and seeing...

Recently, nationally recognized publication, City Lifestyle did a feature on Champagne Apothecary and owner Amber Champagne. The article covers a bit about Amber's background, experience as a Licensed Esthetician, and journey...

Acne is typically a treatable skin condition, but everyone wants to know how to prevent acne.

If you want results, you will need to have patience and be very consistent as most treatments need at least 3-6 months for the body to become acclimated and respond.

It is possible to treat grade 3 acne without the use of medication as long as your acne is truly a grade 3 and not verging on grade 4. If...

Grade 2 acne is where acne begins to move beyond simple congestion and into more noticeable inflammation. While Grade 1 acne is typically characterized by blackheads, whiteheads, and occasional blemishes,...

Grade 1 Acne is the mildest of the 4 types. Grade 1 Acne consists of comedones (open aka blackheads & closed aka whiteheads), a few inflamed papules and maybe a...

Acne is mostly caused by sebum (oil) and dead skin cells clogging the pores. Mix that with some bacteria and that’s what causes infection and severe acne (grade 4 aka...

Not all acne is created equal. One of the biggest mistakes people make when treating acne is assuming that every breakout should be treated the same way. In reality, acne...

Acne is one of the most common skin conditions in the world, affecting people of all ages, skin types, and backgrounds. While many people associate acne with teenagers, the reality...

Time is of the essence when it comes to skincare. More people claim time is the challenge that gets in their way most often when it comes to consistency with a...