About Our Editorial Standards
Radiant Years Guide is an independent English-language educational resource focused on practical skincare, everyday wellness and healthy aging. Our goal is to make complex information easier to understand while preserving nuance and real-world limitations.
1. Evidence and Accuracy
We aim to consult recognized primary or professional sources when health claims are involved, including government health agencies, dermatology associations and research-based health information. We link to relevant sources so readers can check important statements for themselves.
Sources have limitations and recommendations may change. We avoid promising cures, guaranteed lifespan improvements, instant beauty transformations, or personal results. We do not treat product marketing claims as equivalent to clinical evidence.
2. What Our Articles Can and Cannot Do
The site provides general education rather than personal diagnosis, clinical guidance or medical treatment. Age, skin type, medications, disabilities and medical conditions may change what is appropriate for an individual. Readers should consult qualified professionals about personal decisions.
Any numerical activity guideline in our articles is an organizational or public-health guideline, not a prescription for a particular reader.
3. Writing and AI Assistance
Drafting, structuring and illustrative design may be assisted by AI tools. AI output is not a source of evidence and does not establish that anyone tested a product, performed an exercise, interviewed an expert or experienced a medical outcome.
Illustrative images may be AI-generated and are not photographs of real patients, product-test participants or medically documented results unless expressly stated otherwise.
4. Authorship and Expert Review
We do not invent clinical qualifications, expert endorsements, product testing or personal experiences. Articles should identify their responsible author or editor where appropriate. An article may be described as medically reviewed only if a suitably qualified professional actually carried out that review.
At launch, editorial responsibility and the public contact channel will be made clear. Until that step is complete, this page remains a working draft.
5. Corrections and Updates
Readers can report suspected errors, broken sources or accessibility problems through our Contact page after its form has been verified. We aim to review substantive reports, correct inaccuracies and show meaningful update dates when warranted. Cosmetic edits may not receive a separate correction note.
6. Editorial Independence and Commercial Relationships
Advertising or affiliate arrangements should be disclosed when introduced. We aim to distinguish editorial information from advertising and do not accept unverified health claims in exchange for compensation. The presence of an affiliate link, if any, does not imply medical endorsement.
7. Reader Privacy
Our Privacy Policy describes our handling of contact messages and the WordPress.com hosting technologies relevant to visitors. The policy explains the data practices and options associated with the site’s currently enabled services.
8. How to Read Our Guides
- Use article source links to confirm high-impact claims.
- Compare guidance to your individual circumstances and preferences.
- Ask a qualified professional for personalized medical, dermatologic or exercise questions.
- Report material errors rather than assuming every online claim is correct.
Editorial standards are reviewed as our publishing practices change. Last updated October 12, 2026.
