We can most certainly blame the cold winter air for our itchy flakey skin. As the cold weather sets in, we turn our heaters on and look forward to hot baths. To keep your skin looking and feeling soft and supple during the harsh winter months, follow these easy tips! Hydrate on the Outside and
As the leaves turn orange and the air cools, fall is amongst us. We welcome the new season after a hot summer, but our skin does not. Making the proper adjustments to your skincare routine is crucial for preventing skin damage and breakouts. Follow these steps to keep your skin healthy, hydrated and glowing! Switch
Do you remember those hot summer days at the beach when your parents slathered white sunscreen all over your body? While you squirmed to get out of their hands to run across the scorching sand and dive into the ocean, you wondered, “what’s all this white stuff?”. Sunscreen is used to protect the skin against
As spring comes around after the cold and gloomy winter months, the brighter weather encourages us to open our windows and welcome the warm sun and light breeze. We clear out the clutter in our homes in anticipation of a brighter season. We spend hours deep cleaning our homes, but somehow neglect to deep clean
As Mother Nature bursts from her winter cocoon and dresses our gardens with a kaleidoscope of colors, one flower stands out. More than your vibrant splash of yellow and orange, the picturesque Calendula is also a time-tested nourishment for winter-dried skin. Calendula hydrates to soothe away dryness and irritation while giving your skin anti-aging benefits.
We put moisturizer on our hands and cover them up with gloves to protect them from the cold, but we tend to forget about our feet. Follow these tips to keep your legs moisturized and feet crack-free during the cold and dry winter months. Indulge in a Home Spa FootbathGrab a bowl or bucket and
The next time you’re near a mirror, take a moment and look at yourself. Do you see a beautiful, capable, and strong human being? If not, you’re not alone. Almost every woman I’ve worked with as a photographer has struggled at some point in her life to acknowledge her own beauty — and I have,
Avoid letting cool, dry weather become a serious nightmare by taking the following precautions: Daily moisturizing:Whether you live in Asia or the frozen desert of Antarctica, an oil-free face lotion is your first step. Your skin is thirsty. Give it what it needs. Keep your body hydrated:Applying moisturizers on your face won’t be enough if
Summertime should be spent at fun outdoor parties, not dealing with a pimple party on your skin! Summer weather can wreak havoc on your skin as heat and humidity increase accumulation of sweat and oil on the skin. Exfoliate but Don’t Overdo ItNo matter how much you moisturize, your skin will become dry in the
As the name suggest, age spots may be attributed to aging skin – sometimes referred to as solar lentigines liver or sun spots. Doctors can’t say with 100% certainty why age spots develop on some people and not on others. Generally speaking age spots are more common in adults over 50. But, that’s not to
