What we're gifting...
Who wouldn't want the gift of beautiful, healthy hair and happy skin? Here, a few members of our team share the SEEN products their giving this holiday season (and why)!
Read moreSEEN is non-irritating to the skin, and here’s what that means
SEEN founder and dermatologist Dr. Iris Rubin set out to develop a line of hair care products that would deliver strong, shiny, healthy hair—without causing breakouts or skin irritation.
Read moreThe impact acne has on adult women
Acne causes visible blemishes on the face, chest, back, and beyond, but there are additional side effects that you can’t see—and this common skin condition can have a profound effect on the overall quality of life in adult women.
Read moreMajor news for those with sensitive or eczema-prone skin
SEEN has some exciting news that anyone with sensitive or eczema-prone skin will be very happy about... All of our fragrance-free products have received the National Eczema Association's Seal of Acceptance™!
Read moreCommon skin conditions that affect the scalp and skin
Harvard-trained dermatologist Dr. Iris Rubin created SEEN because shampoos, conditioners, and styling products all come in contact with the skin as well as the hair, both in the shower and out.
Read moreA closer look at SEEN's star ingredients
Thanks to these stand-out ingredients, SEEN offers clean, non-irritating, non-comedogenic hair care products that respect the skin and scalp while delivering stronger, smoother, healthier hair.
Read more5 reasons to go fragrance free
Scented products aren’t for everyone, and there’s a whole host of reasons you may want to skip the fragrance. We know it’s nice to have options, which is why SEEN shampoo, conditioners, and styling cremes are all available fragrance-free.
Read moreThe link between hair care and acne
Think about it… Any product you use on your hair comes in contact with your skin. If you have acne-prone skin, why would you use hair care products with ingredients that could potentially contribute to breakouts on your face and body?
Read moreQ&A with Candace Marino
We sat down with Candace Marino, better known by Hollywood as "The LA Facialist", who has been a medical aesthetician for over a decade, developing custom complexion protocols and unique techniques for a highly–discerning...
Read moreCurly without compromise
Most curly girls are trying to reduce frizz, as well as hydrate and define curls. But those same ingredients in hair products that help curls look beautiful can also cause problems for the skin. Curly girls deserve better - and fortunately there...
Read moreBeing SEEN, fragrance free
A human nose has around 400 types of scent receptors. Despite the myth that humans have a bad sense of smell relative to other animals, a 2014 study reported in the journal Science concluded that the human nose can distinguish...
Read moreParabens, Phthalates, and Silicones, Oh My!
Though we may hear them mentioned frequently, can you actually say with certainty what parabens or phthalates or silicones are? And, furthermore, explain why having them floating around in your personal care products may not...
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