BHAs, or beta hydroxy acids, are a type of exfoliating ingredient commonly used in skincare products. Unlike AHAs (alpha hydroxy acids), which are water-soluble and work on the surface of the skin, BHAs are oil-soluble and can penetrate deep into the pores, making them especially effective for those with oily or acne-prone skin. BHAs work…
Read MoreSummer can be a challenging season for beard enthusiasts. The high temperatures and increased humidity can make your beard dry, itchy, and even cause damage to your facial hair. However, with the right grooming routine and some simple tips, you can keep your beard healthy and looking great all summer long. In this blog post,…
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Statistics on skin cancer and sun safety are alarming, and the alarming rise in melanoma rates has many of us stocking up on sunscreen—and properly so! Give your sunscreen pick the attention it needs if you want to keep your skin glowing and safe from the sun’s UV rays. With so many options, it’s crucial…
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Summer is here! The weather is nice, the pools are open, and the fruity drinks are flying. Schools and colleges are out, the weather is warm, the pools are open, and the fruity drinks are flying. Many individuals like summer but wind up repeating the same things year after year. Why not try something new…
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Cotton plant belongs to the mallow/hibiscus (Malvaceae plant) family and has roughly 40 different species, but only four have been farmed for fibre. Cotton agriculture stretches back more than 3,000 years in the Indus River Valley region, however cotton fabric was thought to have been discovered in Mexico some 7,000 years ago. However, no evidence…
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Top recommendations for waking up from your winter hibernation and transitioning into summer. Prepare for Summer: Ways to Prepare Your Mind, Body, and Soul – advice on how to emerge from hibernation and welcome summer. A Mantra, Number One The first and only rule of having a “beach body” is to have one. Let’s make…
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With all of the discussion about seeking cover and applying SPF — even on overcast days and in the winter — it’s easy to forget that tiny amounts of sun exposure can be beneficial. With summers ahead, we know these tips are gonna help you! If done correctly, sunbathing, which is the act of sitting or…
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Be it a party, a wedding, a small function, you just need a facial and you’re all set to flaunt your dewy look. So, while you are juggling between the type of facials to get that ‘awe’ look, why not consider getting a fruit facial this time. Fruit facial not only cleanses and detoxifies your…
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Did you know that your nails can give you information about your general health? A speck of white here, a rosy hue there, or some rippling or lumps in the skin could be signs of sickness. Your nails can reveal problems with your liver, lungs, or heart. Continue reading to find out what secrets your…
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Many people like the way their skin looks with a tan, but prolonged exposure to the sun has a variety of risks, including skin cancer. Even when wearing sunscreen, outdoor sunbathing is not risk-free. If you’re interested in tanning, you can reduce the risks by tanning faster in the sun. This will help you avoid…
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Summer can make our face look very dull, itchy and oily. Thanks to the sun that tans and the greasy air. Summer time actually becomes a skin problem time for most of us. So, here we list 8 homemade packs which you can easily make and keep your skin nourished and hydrated. Mint and turmeric…
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Acne can be one of the most stubborn skin concerns 365 days a year. However, during the summer months (i.e. right now), it’s important to take steps to make sure that you’re getting the most out of your routine. The temperature of the season makes us sweat more. Heat leads to an increase in sweating,…
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1. AWS (ALWAYS WEAR SPF) We know we don’t have to even explain why to you at this point. But as a reminder, aside from painful sunburn, UV rays may cause skin cancer. Always remember to apply a “shot-glass full” of your favorite sunscreen every two to three hours or immediately after swimming. 2. DON’T FORGET YOUR…
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