Rachel East 7/29/25 Rachel East 7/29/25

Your Skin Barrier Is the Foundation—Here’s How to Strengthen It

If your skin feels dry, sensitive, or like it's constantly reacting to everything, it may not be your products—it might be your skin barrier asking for help.

Rachel East 7/22/25 Rachel East 7/22/25

Why Your Skin Keeps Darkening After Breakouts

You’re finally healing from a breakout—but suddenly, a dark spot appears where the pimple used to be. Sound familiar? This is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and it happens more often in deeper skin tones.

Rachel East 7/15/25 Rachel East 7/15/25

Inflammation Is the Root of Hyperpigmentation—Here’s What to Do

If you’re constantly battling dark marks, the real enemy might be inflammation. Inflammation is what turns breakouts, bug bites, or irritation into long-lasting hyperpigmentation—especially in melanin-rich skin.

Rachel East 7/8/25 Rachel East 7/8/25

The Best Chemical Peels for Melanin-Rich Skin in Hot Weather

Chemical peels don’t have to mean heavy peeling, long downtime, or risk—especially not at UltraRay. We offer low-inflammatory, pigment-conscious peels designed to be safe for deeper skin tones even in summer.

Rachel East 7/1/25 Rachel East 7/1/25

Yes, You Can Get a Chemical Peel in the Summer—Here’s How

When people hear “chemical peel,” they often picture red, peeling skin and months of downtime—but that’s not the full story. Not all peels are harsh, and not all of them are off-limits during summer.

Rachel East 6/24/25 Rachel East 6/24/25

Water vs. Oil Perfume: What’s Really Worth Your Skin?

Not all perfumes are created equal. Most commercial fragrances rely on water or alcohol, which can dilute the scent, dry out the skin, and disappear within an hour. Oil-based perfumes, however, are the fragrance industry’s best-kept secret.

Rachel East 6/17/25 Rachel East 6/17/25

Why Oil-Based Perfumes Last Longer (and Smell Better) Than Alcohol Sprays

When you wear an oil-based perfume, you’re not just choosing a scent—you’re choosing a longer-lasting, deeper sensory experience. Unlike traditional alcohol-based sprays that evaporate quickly, fragrance oils bind to the skin and evolve over time.

Rachel East 6/10/25 Rachel East 6/10/25

Yes, You Still Need Sunscreen Indoors—Here’s Why

If you’re working from home, commuting by car, or spending most of your time indoors, you might assume sunscreen is optional. But UV rays—and skin damage—don’t care if you’re inside.