1. Going organic is better for your skin
There is no doubt that non-organic skin care products contain harmful ingredients.
With vaccinations, mask mandates lowered, many returning to work and warm weather we are all entering our “new normal”. The reality is the pandemic has changed the world around us and ourselves forever.
If youʼre anything like me, this time of year is absolutely awful for my already horribly sensitive skin.
There is no doubt that this has been a strange and challenging year so thinking ahead to holidays and gift giving can seem daunting.
Skin irritation of any sort is no fun but eczema is in a league of its own. It’s estimated that over 35 million American’s have eczema – that’s about 1-3% of adults, and 10-20% of children.
Let’s face it, Mom’s rule! They are and always have been one of the most important people in most people’s lives. They bring us into the world, nurture, teach, support and love us in a way that only Moms can.
To me, face oils are the pinnacle of skincare luxury. I know, what can be complex about a facial oil … it’s oil for your face right? Surprisingly it’s actually much more complex than that.
Why would a beauty blog talk about hiking? Because when your healthy inside it shows outside. I’ve gotten into the habit of hiking in the woods and find it really calming and beneficial.
It seems like every time you turn around there is something new in beauty to add to your list.
What does being Vegan Mean?
Simply put a Vegan is a strict vegetarian who consumes no food (such as meat, eggs, or dairy products) that come from animals and/or one who abstains from using any animal products (su